Cryptozoologists believe that the Ropen of Papua New Guinea is a member of this order.
Cryptozoologists believe that the Ropen of Papua New Guinea is a member of this order. Rhamphorhynchoids and Ctenochasmatoids were basal species of this order; the basal species with longer tails evolved to a later suborder with shorter tails, including Quetzalcoatlus. Most species in this order ate fish and were slow bipedal runners with hollow bones; often wings were attached to their hind legs and fourth finger. Scientists think that species in this order were adept flyers, not just gliders. For 10 points, name this extinct order of flying reptiles.
Cryptozoologists believe that the Ropen of Papua New Guinea is a member of this order.
{Pterosaurs} [or {Pterodactyls} or {Pterodactyloids}; accept {flying reptiles} before it is read]