It has been suggested that Zhenyuanopterus foraged while swimming, trapping prey within its needle-like teeth, a method similar to that of modern Platanista river dolphins, which display a similar dentition.[2] It has been often suggested that this animal is actually the adult of its close relative Boreopterus, which is known to be a juvenile.
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