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This Argentine pterosaur may have used its blade-like jaws to find food in beach sands
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Pachyrhinosaurus had no horns on its face
Sinopterus colloratus was a tapejarid pterosaur from the Early Cretaceous of the Jiufotang Formation in China
Atopodentatus - Mug Jehol Biota This Argentine pterosaur may haveAtopodentatus unicus when it was first described in 2014, this marine reptile was thought to have had a bizarre zipper like mouth. Two new fossils discovered in 2016, however, proved that the first fossil was badly crushed and its face more closely resembled a handheld vacuum cleaner instead. Ceramic, dishwasher and microwave safe Glossy white finish, design wraps edge to edge Available in 11 oz, 15 oz, and 20 oz Design by Joschua Knppe