No. Pterodacyls and pteranodons were two different types of pterosaur.
No. Some people will generically call pterosaurs pterodactyl, but it is incorrect to do so. Pterodactyl was just one kind of pterosaur.
The likely word is the flying dinosaur (pterosaur) called the pterodactyl.
The type of "flying dinosaur" or pterosaur is a pterodactyl.
No. Pterodactyl was a pterosaur. Pterosaurs were reptiles, but they were more closely related to dinosaurs and crocodiles than they were to lizards.
That is the correct spelling for pterodactyl, one type of flying dinosaur (pteradon).
The type of "flying dinosaur" (pterosaur) is spelled pterodactyl.
The "pterodactyl" was a flying dinosaur, named for the clawed digits on its wingtips.
The correct spelling is pterodactyl (an extinct flying dinosaur, or pterosaur).
Pterodactylus refers to a specific species of pterosaur. However, people often use the word "pterodactyl" interchangeably with "pterosaur" when they talk about flying reptiles. When discussing flying reptiles in general, the correct word is pterosaur, while Pterodactylus refers to a specific type of pterosaur.
The extinct flying reptile or pterosaur, genus Pterodactylus, is spelled pterodactyl.
The likely word is the flying reptile (pterosaur) named the pterodactyl.(Genus Pterodactylus)
The likely word is either pterodactyl or pterosaur, both of which refer to winged dinosaurs (avians).
No. Pterodactyl was a pterosaur, and pterosaurs were technically not dinosaurs, though they are often incorrectly referred to as such.