Extinct - 15 July 2022

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Similar to deer antlers,
crests are used as a display
to impress potential mates.

Their long beaks open
Wide to scoop fish from
the water.

Crests are large |

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crests than fem

Although a reptile, Pteranodon are not
classified as dinosaurs as they have more
in common with birds than lizards.

While most of their fossils have been
found in North America, traces of

Pteranodon have made their way to
32 South America, Europe and Asia.

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Pteranodon are covered
in fur, with a different
fibre structure than
mammal hair.

Pteranodon's lack of teeth inspired its Latin
name, which means 'wingless tooth’.
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“Three clawed fingers extend
from the wing joint. Their
size suggests they are not
used often.
Pteranodon’s long neck allows |
it to dip into the water and
snatch prey from the waves
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Large wings mean this animal
can take advantage of air
currents when flying, so they
use less energy. The wingspan
of the females is only two

thirds of the males.

Its bones are adapted to be as
lightweight as possible -
perfect for flight.

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water-bound prey. As more
birds evolved, Pteranodon's
size gave them a disadvantage,
but they still ruled the skies.

Pteranodon
88-81 million years ago

Oceans and islands
20ft wingspan
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1'M VEGETARIAN.

With a short, sharp beak, this dinosaur
could cut up a range of foods both from
trees and ground level.

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PICKY EATER!

With a narrow beak, this
dinosaur had more specific
feeding requirements than
its relative, Edmontosaurus.

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USEFUL!

This dinosaur had a hooked

© beak like a modern parrot.

This duck-billed dinosaur used its beak
to gather lots of plant matter at once.
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