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New to Google Earth: Ancient Flying Reptiles

Still Waters

By Still Waters
in Palaeontology, Archaeology and History

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Want to find the nearest pterosaur? There's an app for that - or a database, at least.

A newly developed website catalogs more than 1,300 specimens of extinct flying reptiles called pterosaurs, thus enabling users to map out the ancient creatures on Google Earth. The goal is to help researchers find trends in the evolution and diversity of these ancient winged reptiles.

http://www.livescien...ogle-earth.html

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Want to find the nearest pterosaur? There's an app for that - or a database, at least. A newly developed website catalogs more than 1,300 specimens of extinct flying reptiles called pterosaurs, thus

Crabby Kitten
Crabby Kitten

Wow! This is an amazing map

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I live in a hotspot. I had better be careful whenever I go out!

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