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Azhdarchoidea (or
azhdarchoids) is a
group of
pterosaurs within the
suborder Pterodactyloidea, more
specifically within the
group Ornithocheiroidea. Pterosaurs...
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early Late Cretaceous. Ross A.
Elgin and
Eberhard Frey (2011). "A new
azhdarchoid pterosaur from the
Cenomanian (Late Cretaceous) of Lebanon".
Swiss Journal...
- Witton, Mark P.; Arbour,
Victoria M.; Currie,
Philip J. (2016). "A
small azhdarchoid pterosaur from the
latest Cretaceous, the age of
flying giants". Royal...
- behavior; they are now
thought to be
terrestrial predators) is a
group of
azhdarchoid pterosaurs from the
Cretaceous period. Its
traditional members come from...
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Inabtanin is an
extinct genus of
azhdarchoid pterosaurs from the Late
Cretaceous Muwaqqar Formation of Jordan. The
genus contains a
single species, I...
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according to Wilkinson. In
derived pterodactyloids like
pteranodontians and
azhdarchoids,
metacarpals I-III are
small and do not
connect to the carpus, instead...
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Tapejarids appear to have been arboreal,
having more
curved claws than
other azhdarchoid pterosaurs and
occurring more
commonly in
fossil sites with
other arboreal...
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Vectidraco (meaning "dragon from the Isle of Wight"), is a
genus of
azhdarchoid pterosaur from the
Lower Cretaceous of England. In
November 2008, Daisy...
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Keresdrakon is an
extinct genus of
azhdarchoid pterosaur from the Goio-Erê
Formation of Brazil,
which dates back to the
Early Cretaceous period (Aptian-Albian...
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fossil wood, a
dinosaur (cf. Acanthopholis), and pterosaurs,
including azhdarchoids, ornithocheirids, and the
indeterminate pterodactyloid "Pterodactylus"...
