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Archovember 2024 Day 4 - Preondactylus buffarinii
Preondactylus buffarinii was a tiny pterosaur native to Late Triassic Italy. The holotype had a wingspan of 45 cm (1.48 ft), though a second referred specimen had an estimated wingspan of 1.5 m (4.9 ft), which would mean the holotype is likely a juvenile. However, it is debated that the second specimen may not be the same species. Preondactylus had single-pointed teeth, and likely preyed on fish, arthropods, or both. It is known for its short, “primitive” wings, though it was still considered a capable flier. Some consider Preondactylus to be the most basal flying pterosaur, and it may be the oldest known.
Archovember day 4! Preondactylus buffarinii! A late triassic Pterosaur. I got my drawing challenges mixed up and added eyespots to this creature, but honestly it looks neat to me still. Unfortunately, it had a lot go wrong with the first fossil we found of it. First the slab it was on was broken into pieces, then when they tried to wash it off after putting it back together the fossil itself washed away.
Time for this month's drawings recap!
In this month
- After a few minutes holding his breath, David must swim up, but he immediately bumps into a Crassigyrinus
- The morning choir of Toføten has a new sound on the air as Lydia makes her presence known with a sweet tune, one that attracts a few creatures, including a family of Kentrosaurus
- Two Desmatosuchus get ready to fight for a pile of leaves Twig chose as a hiding spot
- The bellkeeper and Louise have come to a beach on Toføten at night to film an unusual behavior: Deinonychus hunting from a tree
- Woodman's head has become the hiding spot for some fish who attempt to be out of the sight of some Preondactylus
DID IT! Beans updated~
From the top:
Yutyrannus - Talbot
Parasaurolophus - Niobe
Ceratosaurus - Charri
Dilophosaurus - Notch
Tenontosaurus - Leffy <3
Styracosaurus - Penma
Pachycephalosaurs - Siwa
Deinonychus - Nevr
Cryolophosaurus (juvie) - Acer
Velociraptor - Pidge
Sinosauropteryx - Sinno
Preondactylus - Cricket
I want to say I'm done for now....but last time I said that I added a handful more so. Who knows lol

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Preondactylus bufarinii
By Chris Masnaghetti, retrieved from http://www.pteros.com/, a website dedicated to education about Pterosaurs.
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Name: Preondactylus bufarinii
Name Meaning: Preon Finger
First Described: 1983
Described By: Wild
Classification: Avemetatarsalia, Ornithodira, Pterosauromorpha, Pterosauria, Eupterosauria
HAPPY PTEROSAUR PTUESDAY!
Our first Pterosaur Proper! Preondactylus is one of the earliest known pterosaurs, and one of the earliest derived, indicating that the group probably originated in Europe - specifically, Italy, where many early Pterosaurs have been found (so we have Scleromochlus from Scotland and Preondactylus from Italy, and I’m half Scottish and half Italian... hmmm...). It is known from three specimens that shows it has very short wings, which seems to be the condition that early pterosaurs had, and longer wings would be evolved later.
By Nobu Tamura, CC BY 3.0
Preondactylus is known from most of the skeleton, but the back of the skull has not been preserved, though it can be reasonably reconstructed based on close relatives. It was originally classified as being closely related to Rhamphornychus, a pterosaur that, while early derived, isn’t earliest derived, and has since been reclassified. It lived close to the sea, and it had simple teeth, allowing for it to feed mainly on insects. It was found in the Dolomia di Forni Formation, in the Preone Valley of Italy, and it lived about 228 million years ago, in the Carnian age of the Late Triassic.
Sources:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Preondactylus
https://paleobiodb.org/navigator/
http://www.pteros.com/pterosaurs/preondactylus.html
Shout out goes to @zigzaggun!
I needed some low stress doodles and ended up making little crayon style chibis of all my dinosaurs <33
They ended up as great little avatars for my toyhouse folder lol I have three more dinosaurs that are WIPS, so I'll probably end up adding them later (Spinosaurus, parasaurolophus & dilophosaurus)
The kids:
Penma~ the old lady styracaceous / ceratopsian mix
Bananana Ceratosaurus Charri
New best fluffsy Tyrannosaurus Pink~
Siwa my cactus carrying pachycephalosaurs
Pidge the brightly feathery fluff velociraptor
Talbot a good ol fluffy Yutyrannus
Nevr~ Deinonychus; the true clever girl
Leffy best Tenontosaurus, aka pure joy
precious bby Acer, a maple leaf Cryolophosaurus
Sinno! Lil herb collector Sinosauropteryx
Fisch, a happy flappy Tapejara gal <3
Itty bitty baby Cricket, Preondactylus bean
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