Fragmentary remains, including cervical vertebrae and limb bones, of a large pterosaur from
the Upper Cretaceous of Tous, province of Valencia (Spain), are described. The material�…

Background The Tapejaridae is a group of unusual toothless pterosaurs characterized by
bizarre cranial crests. From a paleoecological point of view, frugivorous feeding habits have�…

The Azhdarchidae have come to be known as the most diverse clade of Late Cretaceous
pterosaurs and the largest flying creatures in existence. Since the erection of the taxon�…

The largest pterosaur discovered in South America and one of the largest flying vertebrates
in the world is described. Thanatosdrakon amaru gen. et sp. nov. is a new azhdarchid found�…

A giant humerus (450 mm total length) belonging to one of the largest pterosaur recorded in
South America is described. The specimen (UNCUYO-LD 350) was discovered in the Upper�…

We describe a pterosaurian cervical vertebra collected from Maastrichtian sediments at the
Pui locality in the Haţeg Basin, Romania. This specimen, a medium-sized, robust fourth�…

The Kem Kem beds in South Eastern Morocco contain a rich early Upper (or possibly late
Lower) Cretaceous vertebrate assemblage. Fragmentary remains, predominantly teeth and�…

ABSTRACT A new azhdarchoid pterosaur from the Upper Cretaceous of Patagonia is
described. The material consists of an incomplete edentulous lower jaw that was collected�…

Prejanopterus curvirostra, from the Early Cretaceous of La Rioja province, was the first
pterosaur genus and species described from Spain. The material comprises disarticulated�…

South America has yielded abundant and diverse Early Cretaceous pterosaur remains,
mainly from the highly productive Santana Group (Aptian–Albian) in the Araripe Basin�…