| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - To look at Darwinopterus with a pterosaur researcher???s eye, the head and neck are absolutely classically pterodactyloid ??? there is a big fenestra at the front, the skull is big, the neck long and there are no cervical ribs (among other features), but once you get past the neck, it???s all rhamphorhynchoid ??? a long bony tail, elongate 5th toe, basal style humerus and more.
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