Examples of using Pterosaurs in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Pterosaurs were born to fly.
Birds had one great advantage over the pterosaurs.
The Pterosaurs attack the visitors.
And its arrival would have enormous consequences for the pterosaurs.
But pterosaurs were not birds.
That's a sign that these were made by short-tailed pterosaurs.
Pterosaurs, which you may be familiar with.
What was different, and unique, was the anatomy of pterosaurs.
These sea pterosaurs are called Rhamphorhynchus.
And a close examination of the bones, show how the pterosaurs did that.
But it was the pterosaurs that were first into the air.
Another group of reptiles shared the dinosaurs' world- the pterosaurs.
Pterosaurs were not just extreme- they were exceptional.
They are supported as in all pterosaurs by a hugely elongated finger.
Pterosaurs patrolled every ocean and continent on Earth.
After their courtship, pterosaurs, just like birds, laid eggs.
Pterosaurs doubtless would have lived in great groups around the ancient coastlines.
He studies the anatomy and motion of pterosaurs, birds and feathered dinosaurs.
Fossils of pterosaurs have been discovered in many parts of the world.
Instead the skies were thedominion of an entirely different group of beasts: the pterosaurs.
Pterosaurs doubtless also competed with one another, for the attentions of the opposite sex.
You can also see from this fossil how pterosaurs managed their wings when they weren't flying.
What really confuses scientists andenthusiasts alike is not the wings of pterosaurs but the heads.
And what scientists are finding is that pterosaurs were even more extraordinary than we ever imagined….
A scan of the armbone of Quetzalcoatlus shows that just like those of other pterosaurs, it was hollow.
Pterosaurs were the first vertebrate creatures to evolve powered flight and conquer the air- long before birds took wing.
With all due respect to the men who died,the likelihood is they somehow disturbed these Pterosaurs and brought this tragedy on themselves.
Despite this shakeup in the aerial niche, pterosaurs continued to dominate among the medium to large fliers, particularly in open habitats.
So, early pterosaurs, with their long tails, probably spent most of their time hanging from vertical surfaces like cliffs and the trunks of trees.
Dinosaurs had this opening, too, but pterosaurs took it further, in some cases evolving an opening so large that the torso skeleton could have fit inside it.