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Three Quetzalcoatlus northropi soar over a flooded, mud-choked river in Late Cretaceous Texas. Far below, three massive Alamosaurus lumber slowly towards a stand of conifer trees.
Quetzalcoatlus is well known as the "biggest" pterosaur, having a 40-foot wingspan, though the recently discovered Hatzegopteryx from Transylvania is even larger. Both are members of the giant Azdarchid family, one of the last great clans of pterosaurs.
Quetzalcoatlus is well known as the "biggest" pterosaur, having a 40-foot wingspan, though the recently discovered Hatzegopteryx from Transylvania is even larger. Both are members of the giant Azdarchid family, one of the last great clans of pterosaurs.
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