Size disparity of late Maastrichtian pterosaurs and birds. Maastrichtian pterosaurs are larger than coeval birds in both marine (blue) and terrestrial/freshwater (orange) ecosystems. : r/Paleontology

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Size disparity of late Maastrichtian pterosaurs and birds. Maastrichtian pterosaurs are larger than coeval birds in both marine (blue) and terrestrial/freshwater (orange) ecosystems. : r/Paleontology

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Size disparity of late Maastrichtian pterosaurs and birds. Maastrichtian pterosaurs are larger than coeval birds in both marine (blue) and terrestrial/freshwater (orange) ecosystems. : r/Paleontology

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Late Maastrichtian pterosaurs from North Africa and mass extinction of Pterosauria at the Cretaceous-Paleogene boundary

Size disparity of late Maastrichtian pterosaurs and birds. Maastrichtian pterosaurs are larger than coeval birds in both marine (blue) and terrestrial/freshwater (orange) ecosystems. : r/Paleontology

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Late Maastrichtian pterosaurs from North Africa and mass extinction of Pterosauria at the Cretaceous-Paleogene boundary

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Size disparity of late Maastrichtian pterosaurs and birds. Maastrichtian pterosaurs are larger than coeval birds in both marine (blue) and terrestrial/freshwater (orange) ecosystems. : r/Paleontology