The Gondwanan pterosaur record is scarce when compared with that of Laurasia and is
reviewed here. The majority of Gondwanan pterosaur remains are derived from South�…

Quetzalcoatlus is the largest flying organism ever known and one of the most familiar
pterosaurs to the public. Despite a half century of interest, it remains very incompletely�…

Abstract The Neuqu�n Basin, located at the foothills of the Central Andes of Argentina, with
superb and extended exposures, is a natural laboratory. It is important not only for its�…

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�…

Aerotitan sudamericanus, from the Upper Cretaceous of the Neuqu�n Basin (Patagonia,
Argentina), is known from a partial jaw fragment which has been interpreted as either an�…

The Campanian Anacleto Formation holds an abundant and diverse ichnofossil and body-
fossil vertebrate record. Despite the striking diversity of this record, pterosaur fossils had�…

The Caribbean islands are one of the most important hotspots of endemism and biodiversity
globally, and the scenario of unique examples of biological radiations. Although our�…

Pterosaurs are powered flight vertebrates that first emerged in the Late Triassic and
persisted until the end of the Cretaceous. Recent studies on the ecological niches and�…

Pterosaurs, the first vertebrates to evolve powered flight, dominated Mesozoic skies from the
Late Triassic to the end Cretaceous, a span of around 154 Myr (∼ 220–66 Ma). They�…

The global fossil record of lowermost Cretaceous pterosaurs is meagre, and much of the
material is fragmentary. Here we report three occurrences of pterosaurs from the�…