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Pterodactylus is a genus belonging to the family Pterodactylidae, the order Pterosauria, and the class Reptilia. Of course, Reptilia belongs to the phylum Chordata, and that belongs to the kingdom Animalia.
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∙ 13y agoPterodactyls belong to the order Pterosauria. There are many species of pterosaurs many of which are commonly called pterodactyls.
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∙ 13y agoPterosauria from the Greek word pterosaurosmeaning "winged lizard".
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What kind of dinosaur was rhamphorhynchus?
Rhamphorhynchus was a pterosaur, not a dinosaur.
How do you spell teradactyl?
The likely word is the flying dinosaur (pterosaur) called the pterodactyl.
Is there anything special about the quezalcoatlus dinosaur?
Quetzalcoatlus was not actually a dinosaur; it was a flying reptile, or pterosaur. It is the largest known pterosaur, with a wingspan of up to 36 feet.
How do you spell pterydactel?
The type of "flying dinosaur" or pterosaur is a pterodactyl.
Is the pterodactl a dinosaur?
Pterodactylus was a flying reptile, or pterosaur. Pterosaurs were not dinosaurs.
How do you spell terradackle?
The type of "flying dinosaur" (pterosaur) is spelled pterodactyl.
How do you spell ptyerdactial?
The correct spelling is pterodactyl (an extinct flying dinosaur, or pterosaur).
How do you spell tereadactol?
The "pterodactyl" was a flying dinosaur, named for the clawed digits on its wingtips.
Is a pterodactuyl a dinosaur?
A Pterodactyl (or Pterosaur) is not actually a dinosaur, but a winged reptile that existed alongside the dinosaurs from the late Triassic to the Cretaceous Periods.
What are the ratings and certificates for Dinosaur Train - 2009 An Armored Tall Tale Pterosaur Flying Club 1-33?
Dinosaur Train - 2009 An Armored Tall Tale Pterosaur Flying Club 1-33 is rated/received certificates of: Australia:G
Is rodan a reptile?
yes,rodan is a flying reptile,called a pterosaur.(witch is not a dinosaur speices.)
What does the dinosaur name pterosaurs mean?
Pterosaur comes from the Greek words "pteros" and "sauros". The former means "wing" and the latter means "lizard," so pterosaur means "winged lizard."
