For reasons, here's the 2013 version of the article 'Quetzalcoatlus: the evil, pin-headed, toothy nightmare monster that wants to eat your soul'. It's all about the 'demonic Quetzalcoatlus' meme https://t.co/DyDfNeRoQA

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Practicing lighting when it comes to drawing Pterosaurs, so my doodles are a little more interesting! The Lonchodectes compressirostris.

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New pterosaur: Targaryendraco. I will do what pterosaurs do. I will rule! https://t.co/iwzUcT9S9l

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Arcto and Zolt this time inspired in a Plesiosaurs and Pterosaurs

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And I like these pages. Goddam

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It comes as no surprise that Pterosaurs are my pride and joy! The adorable Tupandactylus!

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is based on specifically a family of toothed as opposed to Picture Aerodactyl as a giant horned rhamphorhynchus. Artwork by .

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Iberodactlyus is one of only a few pterosaurs from Spain. https://t.co/JeMTpSNVTn

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another pin concept. sleepy yutyrannus and pterosaurs looking for snacks

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Results from the
Seazzadactylus, Drepanosaurus, Rhacheosaurus and Hayuannia...

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Well, it looks like this poor Cryodrakon is living (or dying) up to its name; it was downed during a storm and eventually succumbed to the cold, as it tried to shelter in the gully of a frozen river.

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Two digital morning sketches for today´s Portraits of Europejara (left) and Thalassodromeus (right), two Cretaceous that possessed large, distinctive crests.

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Awesome Illustrations by Chase Stone for Scientific American for a story on Pterosaurs by Michael Habib. Great art direction by Michael Mrak!

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Scientists are finding that pterosaurs were even more extraordinary than we ever imagined https://t.co/NmWqkmBwQx

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Kryptodracon is the most basal and oldest member of a group of more evolutionarily derived pterosaurs with short tails and long wing bones. https://t.co/mvtAqHyON7

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Results from the (mostly placoderm themed, still)
Lunaspis, Austroptyctodus, Diplognathus and Keresdrakon (to pacify ).

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I made some new friends last night for my dnd universe! Themed on late Cretacious pterosaurs bailing on flight and moving towards land movement

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Quick reminder that drawing is equally hard and rewarding!

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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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