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OKAY, dunno how well I pulled this off! Gave it my best shot, considering Aerodactyl is in the Flying Egg Group for some reason. It'd made more sense of they were in the Dragon Egg Group, but this'll do! So, here, we've got several species of Aerodactyl that existed during back in prehistoric times, that resemble the pterosaurs of ancient times! Let's see what we've got here...

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Wyvern Variation (Purebreed) - The standard and most well-known Aerodactyl variation. Fast, fierce, and powerful, they were ideal apex predators for their time. In ancient human civilization, their fossils were often mistaken for dragon skeletons.

Hatzegopteryx Variation (Fearow) - The second biggest Aerodactyl variation, whose immense size allows them to steal kills from other large predators, and reduce competition by picking off baby and juvenile predator species.

Pterodaustro Variation (Pelipper) - A small, but plump Aerodactyl variation. They are piscivorous, and use their big bills to fish and frisk for plankton and seaweed. They are quite harmless compared to other Aerodactyl subspecies.

Pteranodon Variation (Skarmory) - An unusually fast and durable variation of Aerodactyl, who are smaller and less physically strong, so they are piscovores, while also being skilled at scavenging and stealing other predators' kills.

Dimorphodon Variation (Swoobat) - A small and numerous variation of Aerodactyl. They are also one of the noisiest variations, who excel at Special Attack. They also eat enjoy eating fruits and nuts, making them less dangerous to approach.

Ornithocheirus Variation (Unfezant) - An ornate and brightly colored variation of Aerodactyl. They mate the most frequently out of all these variations, and spend much of their time preening or tending to their head ornaments for mating season.

Thalassodromeus Variation (Swanna) - A primarily aquatic Aerodactyl variation. They are more partial to freshwater environments, and very frequently fly across continents. They are better able to endure cold winter conditions, especially during migration.

Sordes Variation (Archeops) - A significant paleontological find, this Aerodactyl variation allowed scientists to uncover how Egg Groups worked in the ancient past, as well as helping them discover fossils that have feathers.

Pterorhynchus Variation (Chatot) - A very small variation of Aerodactyl. They are also one of the most intelligent, being able to remember many things that their parents teach them. Their feathers become vibrant during mating season.

Quetzalcoatlus Variation (Dodrio) - The biggest Aerodactyl variation. They can fly, but they are better at galloping on all fours, able to run as fast as a Rapidash, and are primarily terrestrial hunters. They are occasionally born with multiple heads.

Description
OKAY, dunno how well I pulled this off! Gave it my best shot, considering Aerodactyl is in the Flying Egg Group for some reason. It'd made more sense of they were in the Dragon Egg Group, but this'll do! So, here, we've got several species of Aerodactyl that existed during back in prehistoric times, that resemble the pterosaurs of ancient times! Let's see what we've got here...

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Wyvern Variation (Purebreed) - The standard and most well-known Aerodactyl variation. Fast, fierce, and powerful, they were ideal apex predators for their time. In ancient human civilization, their fossils were often mistaken for dragon skeletons.

Hatzegopteryx Variation (Fearow) - The second biggest Aerodactyl variation, whose immense size allows them to steal kills from other large predators, and reduce competition by picking off baby and juvenile predator species.

Pterodaustro Variation (Pelipper) - A small, but plump Aerodactyl variation. They are piscivorous, and use their big bills to fish and frisk for plankton and seaweed. They are quite harmless compared to other Aerodactyl subspecies.

Pteranodon Variation (Skarmory) - An unusually fast and durable variation of Aerodactyl, who are smaller and less physically strong, so they are piscovores, while also being skilled at scavenging and stealing other predators' kills.

Dimorphodon Variation (Swoobat) - A small and numerous variation of Aerodactyl. They are also one of the noisiest variations, who excel at Special Attack. They also eat enjoy eating fruits and nuts, making them less dangerous to approach.

Ornithocheirus Variation (Unfezant) - An ornate and brightly colored variation of Aerodactyl. They mate the most frequently out of all these variations, and spend much of their time preening or tending to their head ornaments for mating season.

Thalassodromeus Variation (Swanna) - A primarily aquatic Aerodactyl variation. They are more partial to freshwater environments, and very frequently fly across continents. They are better able to endure cold winter conditions, especially during migration.

Sordes Variation (Archeops) - A significant paleontological find, this Aerodactyl variation allowed scientists to uncover how Egg Groups worked in the ancient past, as well as helping them discover fossils that have feathers.

Pterorhynchus Variation (Chatot) - A very small variation of Aerodactyl. They are also one of the most intelligent, being able to remember many things that their parents teach them. Their feathers become vibrant during mating season.

Quetzalcoatlus Variation (Dodrio) - The biggest Aerodactyl variation. They can fly, but they are better at galloping on all fours, able to run as fast as a Rapidash, and are primarily terrestrial hunters. They are occasionally born with multiple heads.