The fossil remains of adult Pterodactylus have never been found. However, from the remains of many juveniles, paleontologists have estimated that the adult wingspan was about 5 feet, similar to the wingspan of a flying fox (a type of fruit eating bat).
Pterodactyl
Pterodactyl.
It got its name because of the webbed feet on its wings
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pterodactyl?
The most efficient means of locomotion for a pterodactyl would have been flight. They could walk or climb by folding their wings partially, and using their wing digits as front feet, walking on all fours.
Pterosaurs were quadrupedal, using their wings not only to fly, but also to walk. This was also tha case for Pterodactylus. They were less than 1 ft tall when they walked, and they measured about 3 ft long.
Cosimo Collini, an Italian naturalist, discovered the first pterodactyl fossil in 1784, but thought it was a sea animal, and had large flippers instead of wings. But in 1801, Georges Cuvier started the idea that it was a flying creature.
The fossil remains of adult Pterodactylus have never been found. However, from the remains of many juveniles, paleontologists have estimated that the adult wingspan was about 5 feet, similar to the wingspan of a flying fox (a type of fruit eating bat).
No fossils of adult Pterodactylus have ever been found. However, paleontologists have estimated the size of adults based on the sizes and development levels of the many juvenile Pterodactylus fossils that have been found. They estimate that an adult Pterodactylus's wingspan was about 5 feet.
The likely word is the flying dinosaur (pterosaur) called the pterodactyl.
That is the correct spelling for pterodactyl, one type of flying dinosaur (pteradon).