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Figure 1. Still images taken from high-speed videos showing the
mark on the hindwing of the two studied dragonflies. (a) Anax
junius and (b) Rhionaeshna multicolor . These marks on the wing
are typically not detectable to the naked human eye when these
dragonflies are in flight.
Figure 2. Resighting probabilities of females and males of the
two dragonfly species monitored during capture-mark-recapture using
conventional observations (CV) and integrating high-speed-videos
(CV+HSV). (a) Anax junius . (b) Rhinoaeschna multicolor .
Error bars are the 95% credible intervals.
Figure 3. The effect of age on the survival probability of the
two dragonfly species monitored during capture-mark-recapture using
conventional observations (CV: blue) and integrating high-speed-videos
(CV+HSV: red). (a) Anax junius . (b) Rhinoaeschna
multicolor . Error bars are the 95% credible intervals
Figure 4. The effect of wing length on the survival probability
of the two dragonfly species monitored during capture-mark-recapture
using conventional observations (CV: blue) and integrating
high-speed-videos (CV+HSV: red). (a) Anax junius . (b)Rhinoaeschna multicolor . Error bars are the 95% credible
intervals