Biology
New Texas Pterosaur Is Remarkably Similar To English Cousins, Say Researchers [VIDEO]
A new species of toothy pterosaurs named Cimoliopterus dunni sheds light on the evolution of these flying reptiles. However, its closest relatives are from England, suggesting the prehistoric animals were able to "island hop" as the North Atlantic Ocean widened during the Cretaceous.
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