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Fun fact: when first discovered austriadraco was tought to be a species of eudimorphodon before being later classified as it's own genus (there should be a pterosaur emoji)
-Stop following me, your pasta-eating creature!
-But Mr. Austriadraco...
-Hey, Italyphordon!
Italy, you're so cute! Is that your dad?
-Spainvenator, you know I'm not his dad!
-ve~
I mixed the tail shapes on accident but it's okay (also idk how to color dinosaurs)
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Sorry for the long absence. Here is Austriadraco, a small late Triassic pterosaur from Austria. It has a short coracoid and may have been closely related to Articodactylus, who shares this trait.
This one was tricky as I couldn’t find any pictures off the fossils, just numeric proportions and a skeletal. The pose it meant to be for display by holding the wings up to flash the red and white markings.
