Austriadraco is a basal #pterosaur from the Triassic Period of Austria. #science #fossils https://t.co/UBd9fSu1J6
Bergamodactylus is named after Bergamo province in Italy where it was found in the 1970s. #pterosaur #science #fossils https://t.co/YNvLG0koUs
New on Pteros: Carniadactylus lived about 215 million years ago near the northern shore of the ancient Tethys Ocean. #pterosaurs #fossils #science https://t.co/4eKpuu9uB9
Famous British paleontologist Richard Owen mistakenly identified Lonchodectes as Pterodactylus way back in 1851. This seems to have happened a lot. #pterosaur #fossils #science https://t.co/93epUzaQtU
Both fossil specimens of Prejanopterus show a snout curved to the left. If this is not distortion of the fossil, Prejanopterus is surely one of the weirdest #pterosaurs. #fossils #science https://t.co/OJgmPKFOga
The exceptional fossil of Beipiaopterus contains preserved skin with blood vessels that may have been used for regulation of body heat. #pterosaur #fossils #science https://t.co/3aOLdA5HCj
Alcione was recently found in a treasure trove of #pterosaur fossils in Morocco. #science #fossils https://t.co/f1r95xrP2L
Four-year-old Daisy Morris discovered Vectidraco daisymorrisae under a cliff near the coast of England in 2008. #fossils #Science https://t.co/fG7hb6u3T8
Aussiedraco, the “Aussie dragon,” is one of only a few named Australian #pterosaurs. #fossils #science https://t.co/D1XEql9yxW
Famed paleontologist Richard Owen misidentified the #pterosaur Lonchodraco as Pterodactylus in the 1850s. #science #fossils https://t.co/OSK2nC3Mry