Sharovipteryx is pronounced as "sha-ROH-vip-TEH-riks." The emphasis is on the second syllable, "ROH." This term refers to a genus of extinct gliding reptiles from the Late Jurassic period.
It was a small, early gliding dinosaur. It is reputably known for having membranous wings on its hind legs, whereas most pterodactyls had it on their front legs. It is only about eight inches long with a long tail, and it is thought to be an ancestor to pterosaurs.
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