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Tag Archives: Witton’s Pterosauria
Is Moganopterus a Ctenochasmatoid?
In their original description of Moganopterus zhuiana, Lü Junchang and colleagues described the new pterosaur as a boreopterid ornithocheiroid, to be compared alongside Zhenyuanopterus longirostris and its ridiculous teeth, and the crested-and-toothed Guidraco venator and Ludodactylus sibbicki. Sporting a long … Continue reading
On the Nature of Being a Pterosaur
Pterosaurs are one of those groups that attracts pure and unadulterated fascination, though not the kind that in children is bent to sabre-toothed tigers and roaring, rampaging dinosaurs. No, pterosaurs evoke a sense more of the subdued wonder, and intrigue, … Continue reading
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Tagged Book Review, Pterosaurs, Witton's Pterosauria
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Jaime A. Headden
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