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

The braincase of the specimen MPEF PV 3613, a pterosaur from the Middle Jurassic of the
Ca�ad�n Asfalto Formation, Chubut Province (Codorni� et al., 2010) is wellpreserved and�…

A jaw bone attributed to the mid-Cretaceous azhdarchid pterosaur Alanqa saharica Ibrahim
et al., 2010 is described. The new specimen from the Kem Kem beds of south eastern�…

The first occurrence of a pterosaur fossil from the Early Cretaceous of Peru is reported. The
specimen consists of a nearly complete right humerus of a pteranodontid pterosaur�…

The Futalognko quarry, located 90km northwest of Neuqu�n city, Argentina, has yielded
several fossil vertebrates. All come from the upper part of the Portezuelo Formation�…

Several new specimens of pterodactyloid pterosaurs attributed to the Ornithocheiroidea and
Azhdarchoidea and housed within the State Museum of Natural History Karlsruhe are�…

The fragmentary skeleton of a new Late Cretaceous avialan theropod from Patagonia is
described. Patagonykus puertai possesses caudal trunk vertebrae that are slightly convex�…

New remains of an azhdarchid pterosaur were discovered from the Upper Cretaceous
(Santonian) Csehb�nya Formation at the Ihark�t vertebrate locality in the Bakony Mountains�…

A new unusual tapejarid pterosaur from the Early Cretaceous Romualdo Formation (Araripe
Basin, Brazil) is described, based on a skull, lower jaw and some postcranial elements�…

The largest known flying organisms are the azhdarchid pterosaurs, a pterodactyloid clade
previously diagnosed by the characters of their extremely elongate middle‐series cervical�…