Thalassodromeus sethi Variant:Hand painted The cervical vertebrae were relatively

The cervical vertebrae were relatively short and strong

about 130-125 million years ago

Scale 1:35 - 230 mm long ( 2 pieces)

This pterosaur has been assigned to the family Anurognathidae

Thalassodromeus sethi Variant:Hand painted The cervical vertebrae were relativelyThalassodromeus sethi is a pterosaur from the Late Cretaceous period that belongs to the family Pteranodontidae. This fascinating flying reptile was discovered in Brazil and is characterized by its impressive wingspan, which reached around 5 meters. Its name, Thalassodromeus, means "sea runner," suggesting that it probably spent a lot of time over the oceans in search of food. The most distinctive thing about Thalassodromeus sethi is its elongated,