This narrow-snouted pterosaur waded into an ancient inland lake in search of food.

This weird-footed reptile helps illuminate the origin of the pterosaurs.

This aerial insect hunter has a long tail that's unique for its family.

Originally thought to be a species of Dendrorhynchoides, the name of this anurognathid honors the late pterosaurologist Lü Junchang.

Leptostomia is a small pterosaur only known from its forceps-like beak.

The strong jaws and blunt teeth of Ordosipterus helped it break the shells of its food.

This English pterosaur appears to have family ties to long-snouted tapejarids from Asia.

Africa’s first known tapejarid lived alongside the enormous theropod Spinosaurus.

The first record of boreopterids outside of China is also the first record of them in a riverside environment.