Day 7 - Sharovipteryx

~ A Mid to Late Triassic sharovipterygidae reptile from Kyrgyzstan. Sharovipteryx was a small reptile with long hindlimbs that had wing membranes, this odd form would have allowed them to glide from tree to tree.

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Sharovipteryx

Alacrus - Rock/Flying
Qualagnus - Rock/Flying

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Sharovipteryx was a bizarre reptile known from Triassic rocks in Kyrgyzstan. It had incredibly long legs that bore wing membranes that allowed Sharovipteryx to glide from branch to branch.

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Sharovipteryxe hunted insects & lived in the forests of what is now Central Asia. They had a large gliding membrane on the back legs!

(Credit Adik009)

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Alguns estranhos répteis do período Triássico! 🦎

Some weird reptiles of the Triassic period! 🦎

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Gotta love Sharovipteryx too. What a time to be alive.

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That is a VERY leggy lizard! Makes me think of a proto Sharovipteryx!

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Random Sharovipteryx sketch from yesterday night @

Yes, I was brain dead while making this lol




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Fools: Evolution is constantly creating better, more perfect beings!
Me: Sharovipteryx

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Sharovipteryx fue un reptil del Triásico con la capacidad de planear. A diferencia de los pterosaurios, la membrana de vuelo se localizaba en sus patas traseras, ya que las delanteras eran muy cortas
Esta configuración anatómica no se ha vuelto a repetir en ningún animal actual.

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Trying to make sense of Triassic critters. This is Ozimak, a recently named Polish cousin of the famously odd leg-winged Sharovipteryx.

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I just remembered that sharovipteryx exists and now i can't breathe

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Sharovipteryxe hunted insects & lived in the forests of what is now Central Asia. They had a large gliding membrane on the back legs!

(Credit: Adik009)

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Casual reminder to all that Sharovipteryx existed.

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A Sharovipteryx performing a mating display

Original post: https://t.co/r81FcrklS1

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One of the weirdest and coolest Triassic tetrapods. Sharovipteryx mirabilis, Madygen Formation. Such unusual glider

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of Triassic reptiles, nature's most sensible animals. Hypuronector, Tanystropheus, Sharovipteryx & Cartorhynchus.

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