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Chaoyangopteridae

Smaller cousins of the monstrous azhdarchids, this family of pterosaurs was pretty similar in habits, only a little smaller.
Chaoyangopteridae

pterosaurs

Apatorhamphus

Apatorhamphus

In 2016, a paleontologist bought an illegally obtained fossil from the phosphate mines of Morocco that would become a new pterosaur genus.
Chaoyangopterus

Chaoyangopterus

The type species Chaoyangopterus zhangi honors journalist Zhang Wanlian for his efforts in protecting fossil sites.
Eopteranodon

Eopteranodon

Don't be fooled by its name, Eopteranodon is not closely related to the other more popular pterosaur with a similar name. It's one of the earliest known toothless pterosaurs.
Jidapterus

Jidapterus

Some pterosaurs were as adept at life on the ground as in the air. Jidapterus probably stalked its prey on the forest floor.
Lacusovagus

Lacusovagus

Lots of recently discovered pterosaurs have come out of Brazil, and Lacusovagus, the "lake wanderer," is another interesting genus.
Shenzhoupterus

Shenzhoupterus

The Jiufotang Formation of China has given us quite the assortment of pterosaurs.