Enallagma pallidum

Root, 1923

Pale Bluet, Pallid Bluet

Enallagma pallidum is a in the Coenagrionidae, commonly known as the pale bluet or pallid bluet. The was described by Root in 1923. It is found in North America and holds a Least Concern conservation status according to the IUCN, with a stable and no immediate threats to survival identified.

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How to pronounce Enallagma pallidum: /ɛnˈælæɡmə ˈpælɪdəm/

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North America

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Conservation Status

The IUCN lists Enallagma pallidum as Least Concern (), indicating no immediate threat to the ' survival. The is considered stable.

Taxonomic Authority

First described by Root in 1923. The Enallagma was revised taxonomically by Rosser Garrison in 1984, who conducted extensive doctoral and subsequent research on the and of Enallagma in the western United States.

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