76-Million-Year-Old Pterosaur Bone with Crocodilian Bite Found in Canada
Comprehending food cycle in ancient environments is among the objectives of paleoecology. Direct proof for these interactions is uncommon and consists of fossils with stomach contents and bite/tooth marks. Paleontologists…
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‘Sexy’ pterosaur tail should have been nightmare for flying. How did it work?
The very first pterosaurs flew throughout the age of dinosaurs thanks to a sail-like tensioning system, a brand-new research study has actually discovered. Early pterosaurs– informally called “pterodactyls” — had…
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Jurassic Pterosaur Had Unusually Short, but Stiff and Pointed Tail
Skiphosoura bavaricaa types of pterosaur that lived around 149 million years earlier in what is now southern Germany, bridges the spaces in between the early monofenestratan pterosaurs and the later…
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