Good evening everyone! Tonight’s pterosaur of the day is thalassodromeus! Thalassodromeus was a pterosaur that lived during the Cretaceous period. It was found in Brazil 🇧🇷. It’s name means “sea runner”. See you explorers tomorrow!🤠
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Pteronura brasiliensis オオカワウソ 

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I had my partner and friends asking for the pterosaur girlfriends so i finally drew them again

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Quick reminder that drawing is equally hard and rewarding!

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I mostly draw OCs, but I do make fanart sometimes!
This is an OC but hes based off beetlejuice, hes a pterorhynchus

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Alcione was recently found in a treasure trove of pterosaur fossils in Morocco. https://t.co/fFvfXvSI8w

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Dragonite can flying faster than the speed of sound. It can circle the globe in sixteen hours, traveling roughly 1,556mph! Even though it’s huge it could fly well! A real life dragonite would be like the extinct Pterosaurs- earliest vertebrates known to have evolved flight....

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An amateur paleontologist found this controversial pterosaur in a locality called Bob's Vacation Site in 1991. Its genus name means "chicken" in the Blackfoot language, a nod to its original but mistaken identity as a bird. https://t.co/WS3rtAM0j0

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WIP. An illustration I started long ago but have not had time to finish. Cuspicephalus, a Late Jurassic pterosaur from England. Here hunting a squamate amidst large quillworts. Inspired by a reconstruction of the same taxon by

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Finally, the `cemitério dos pterossauros´ shows the co-occurrence of two pterosaur species, & Caiuajara, and a theropod dinosaur, the recent-published Vespersaurus, can confidently be regarded as part of the same paleobiological community. Welcome to Cretaceous Park!

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Turno de los villanos de la serie... ¡Empezamos con Lepidoptero!
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okay it's a little better looking now
ft. little parakeet peets and horrible pterosaur anatomy

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Yixianopterus is a mysterious pterosaur from a strange group of flying reptiles known as the lonchodectids. https://t.co/xQ45aO9ibN

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Some paleoart of Lacusovagus, an Azhdarchoid pterosaur described in 2008 by . It lived in the Crato Formation. Follow if you like pterosaurs, they make some amazing skeletals.

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So this was a thipdar. I might have known it. The cruel bloodhound of the Mahars. The long-extinct pterodactyl of the outer world.
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St. John's cover art for first novel is now on auction: https://t.co/tWmjRNEtWz

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Approx. 50 min warmup sketch of the giant pterosaur Quetzalcoatlus northropi. Done with a cursory glance at a skeletal, so proportions may be a bit whack. Had fun with this one! Trying to improve my understanding of colour&light with less emphasis on detail

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Because it is my warmup sketch for today is a group of Nyctosaurus. Showing possible sexual dimorphism in the bizarre crest of this species. Nyctosaurus is definitely among the most interesting

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Famed paleontologist Richard Owen misidentified Lonchodraco as Pterodactylus in the 1850s. https://t.co/EBenp8H2Pt

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ハナミノカサゴ(Pterois volitans)

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Last one from Elmer Boyd Smith's "So Long Ago" (1944) where fall from the sky, Sauron from Spider Man makes a cameo & Brontosaurues & Pterosaur get into a staring contest ... literally 👀

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