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| - A Pterosaur is a type of flying reptile that lived during the time of the dinosaurs. Some think of the pterosaur as a type of dinosaur but it is not. They are members of the order Perosauria. There were a number of different types of pterosaurs. They also came in different sizes.
- The Pterosaur is a clone of the Pterosaur dinosaur created by the Science Squad on Oolong Island.
- Pterosaurs are a species of flying lizard. They are known to grow quite large in the south. They are known to exist in Spielburg, and regions to the south. But they are not familiar to people of Willowsby.
- On Earth, they lived at the same time that dinosaurs did, in the prehistoric era. One such reptile is called the pterodactyl, which lived on Earth during the Mesozoic age. Pterosaurs also live on other planets as well. On Krypton, during the prehistoric era, a pterosaur called Rokan once roamed the planet.
- See Pterosaurs
- Pterosaurs, often referred to as Pterodactyls, are flying reptiles that lived from the Late Triassic to the end of the Cretaceous period.
- Pterosaurs were flying reptiles native to the planet of Ammuud. They were carnivorous, feeding on other small reptiles and land mammals. Pterosaurs were once used to compete in races sponsored by the royal families of Ammuud, and was one of the primary forms of entertainment on the planet. Afterward, the clans on Ammuud started wars between each other and this became infrequent. Pterosaurs could also be found on the planet Mandalore.
- Pterosaurs had small bodies, long necks and large heads with a long, pointed pelican-like beak. Their most distinguishing features were their wings which consisted of tissue and skin membranes that stretched from their ankles to the tips of their elongated fingers. In some species, the wingspan exceeded nine meters. Some types of pterosaur also had teeth and/or a head crest. Like birds, they layed eggs. (TOS novel: First Frontier; TAS episode: "Once Upon a Planet")
- Pterosaurs ( from the Greek "πτερόσαυρος", meaning winged lizards, often referred to as pterodactyls, from the Greek "πτεροδάκτυλος", meaning "winged finger" were flying reptiles of the clade Pterosauria. They existed from the late Triassic to the end of the Cretaceous Period (228 to 65 million years ago). Pterosaurs were the first vertebrates to evolve flight. Their wings were formed by a sophisticated membrane of skin stretching from the thorax to a dramatically lengthened fourth finger. Earlier species had long, fully-toothed jaws and long tails, while later forms had a highly reduced tail, and some lacked teeth.
- Throughout the series, the Pterosaur guides the D-Team into the different time periods, following the Spectral Space Pirates. She also warns them about the danger of fusing the 7 Cosmos Stones together. Although it isn't stated, the Pterosaur may come from the fusing of the 7 Element Stones, as these stones and the Pterosaur herself are "positive" opposites of the "negative" Cosmos Stones and Dark Pterosaur.
- In 3000000 B.C., a toothless Pterosaur known as a Pteranodon was befriended and christened by Verne Brown as Donnie, after saving Doc, Jules, and Verne during their visit to the past. Donnie was killed by the meteor which caused the extinction of the dinosaurs.
- Pterosaurs were dinosaurs and were the source of Pterosaur Steak.
- A flying reptile that lived long ago when dinosaurs roamed the Earth millions of years ago.
- Pterosaur is the name given to a family of winged reptile species which closely resemble dinosaurs. In fact, they are often found in close proximity to dinosaurs. They range in size from the cat-sized rhamphorhynchus to the giraffe-sized quetzalcoatlcus. Other members of the family include the venemous dimorphodon, which can be trained as pets or mounts for smaller humanoids. Their wings are formed by a membrane of skin called a patagium which stretches from an elongated fourth finger to their legs. Their heads are generally elongated, containing a mouth filled with sharp teeth, and they possess long tails which are used for stability during flight. Most pterosaurs live by the water, as the majority of their diet consists of fish caught in mid-flight. They are generally very territorial, a
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