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This scale shows the size (in meters) of a newly reported toothless pterosaur, Lacusovagus, one of the largest of these flying reptiles ever to be found. Credit: Mark Witton
This scale shows the size (in meters) of a newly reported toothless pterosaur, Lacusovagus, one of the largest of these flying reptiles ever to be found. Credit: Mark Witton