Everyone’s Been Drawing Pterosaur Wings Wrong

We might need to redraw our textbooks. According to Nautilus, new theoretical reconstructions of pterosaur wings suggest scientists have been getting them wrong for decades. The research points to more versatile approaches to how these prehistoric flying reptiles actually took to the skies, potentially reshaping our understanding of pterosaur evolution and flight mechanics.

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