Pterosaur fans, rejoice! Today marks the launch of Pterosaur.net, a website entirely dedicated to the famous flying reptiles. Put together by an all-star team of paleo bloggers, it is the best resource for information on pterosaurs available on the web. Go check it out!
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a Pterosaur site!!!--just two words..Dinosaur Train---
checked it out. neat. I'll come back and finish reading the whole thing.