Insights into mass estimation, pneumaticity, and anatomy of pterosaurs : implications for locomotion

Pterosaurs were both the first and largest vertebrates to achieve powered flight, surviving for over 150 million years, and ranging in size from 0.5-11m wingspans. This large size was achieved through a number of adaptations, including a membraneous wing supported by a single elongated finger, a str...

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Main Author: Martin-Silverstone, Elizabeth Gwendolyn
Other Authors: Whiteside, Jessica
Published: University of Southampton 2017
Online Access:https://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.729774

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