Only a few
fossilized pterosaur eggs had turned up before, at sites in Argentina and in China.
When he first saw pictures of this unusual
fossilized pterosaur skull from a private collection, Alexander Kellner, a paleontologist at the National Museum in Rio de Janeiro, didn't think it was real.
Not exact matches
«Hundreds of
fossilized eggs shed light on
pterosaur development.»
Finding
fossilized eggs containing 3 - D embryos opens a new window into
pterosaur development, says coauthor Alexander Kellner, a vertebrate paleontologist at Museu Nacional / Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro.
Fossilized footprints indicate that
pterosaurs walked on all fours, using their feet and the hands on their wings.