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IMPORTANT: This is highly outdated and currently being reworked. Please do not use this as a reference!

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I plan on converting the entire thing to digital, so I might be on hiatus for a while while I work on it. this an expansion of this picture , which really only reflected on one species out of five hundred or so. this mostly just goes over the basics, such as possible evolution, species/variation, skeletals, proportions, and basic anatomy. I apologise for my handwriting, it was mostly for me to help keep track of what I was doing.

now I know that Pteranodons apparently went extinct before the K-12, so really there no reason for this to have happened. but then again, Pteranodon longiceps is my second favorite animal behind the bald eagle, so I went with them instead of Azhdarchidonts (although I am doing stuff with them too, as you can see by the flightless species pictured above). I do plan on doing a lot more with these guys, so be prepared for a lot more Pteranosimian stuff in the future. it's really fun to just sometimes switch away from something you've been doing a lot and work on something new.

Description
IMPORTANT: This is highly outdated and currently being reworked. Please do not use this as a reference!

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I plan on converting the entire thing to digital, so I might be on hiatus for a while while I work on it. this an expansion of this picture , which really only reflected on one species out of five hundred or so. this mostly just goes over the basics, such as possible evolution, species/variation, skeletals, proportions, and basic anatomy. I apologise for my handwriting, it was mostly for me to help keep track of what I was doing.

now I know that Pteranodons apparently went extinct before the K-12, so really there no reason for this to have happened. but then again, Pteranodon longiceps is my second favorite animal behind the bald eagle, so I went with them instead of Azhdarchidonts (although I am doing stuff with them too, as you can see by the flightless species pictured above). I do plan on doing a lot more with these guys, so be prepared for a lot more Pteranosimian stuff in the future. it's really fun to just sometimes switch away from something you've been doing a lot and work on something new.