Ctenochasma elegans #4, (Pterodactylus) Carnataurus Specimens occur in a continuum

Specimens occur in a continuum of sizes

Its primary diet was carnivorous and secondary was omnivorous possibly classifying this animal as mesocarnivore

most prominent of which was a pair of bull-like horns above the creature's eyes

or tail section

Ctenochasma elegans #4, (Pterodactylus) Carnataurus Specimens occur in a continuumPterodactylus (pronounced ter oh DAK til us) and (meaning "wing finger") was a pterosaur with up to a 2. 5 foot wide wingspan. Its head contained long, narrow jaws and sharp teeth, but it had no head crest on top. It is known to have lived in what is now Tanzania, England, France, and Germany during the late Jurassic period. It was not a dinosaur, but type of extinct, flying reptile that lived during the late Jurassic period. It reproduced by laying