Examples of using Pterosaur in English and their translations into Serbian
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But it's a pterosaur.".
New pterosaur found in Brazil.
Now… this is roughly where I shot the pterosaur.
The Pterosaur lives a charmed life.
This ability to walk had a profound effect on pterosaur evolution.
This pterosaur wasn't just eating insects.
About 50 million years after the first winged pterosaur came something much more advanced.
Pterosaurs included the largest known flying animals.
Did you know that the Pterosaur has no natural predators?
Pterosaur bones were hollow which made their body lighter for flight.
After their courtship, pterosaurs, just like birds, laid eggs.
Pterosaurs are the first vertebrates to develop the ability to fly.
In the sky, lines of pterosaurs head south for their summer roosts.
Pterosaurs were the next to evolve flight, approximately 228 million years ago.
When asked to draw the creature,he allegedly drew a creature resembling a pterosaur.
In fact, a pterosaur was an unbelievable animal.
The largest known flying animal was formerly thought to be Pteranodon, a pterosaur with a wingspan of up to 7.5 metres(25 ft).
Getting the pterosaurs to fly had been relatively straightforward.
The new findings suggest that there could have been as many different species of pterosaur as there are bird species today.
Here's one of the pterosaurs that we found last year in China.
He later sent the cast to Professor Georg August Goldfuss, who recognized it as a pterosaur, specifically a species of Pterodactylus.
Did I mention that the Pterosaur did have one natural predator… the Gorgosaurus.
The most impressive pieces are the bronze skulls of a giant alligator and a Bravoceratops dinosaur, and on the ceiling in one of the rooms,a giant pterosaur, the largest flying creature ever known.
Until now, no pterosaur eggs had been found with embryos preserved in three dimensions.
This is a skull which looks like that of a really advanced pterosaur. But, the rest of the body looks really quite primitive.
Beginning in 1846, many pterosaur specimens were found near the village of Burham in Kent, England by British paleontologists James Scott Bowerbank and Sir Richard Owen.
Pieces worth mentioning are the bronze skulls of a giant alligator and a Bravoceratops dinosaur, and on the ceiling in one of the rooms,a giant pterosaur, which is the largest flying creature ever known.
However, the more recently discovered azhdarchid pterosaur Quetzalcoatlus is much larger, with estimates of the wingspan ranging from 9 to 12 metres(30 to 39 ft).
Bowerbank had assigned fossil remains to two new species; the first was named in 1846 as Pterodactylus giganteus;[55] the specific name means'the gigantic one' in Latin, in reference to the large size of the remains, and the second species was named in 1851 as Pterodactylus cuvieri, in honor of the French scientist Georges Cuvier.[56] Later in 1851,Owen named and described new pterosaur specimens that have been found yet again in England.
One set of pterosaur fossils was found in Queensland, Australia with sharp fangs that led researchers to suggest it had acted as an apex predator in the region.