Guidraco venator Escala:1:10 Snout-to-tail length: 150 mm

Snout-to-tail length: 150 mm

indicating that this genus represents an early form in the evolution of pliosaurs

matorrales costeros y zonas de vegetación diversa en las tierras bajas de Mauricio

meaning it had feathers that covered much of its body

Guidraco venator Escala:1:10 Snout-to-tail length: 150 mmGuidraco venator was a toothed pterodactyloid pterosaur from the Early Cretaceous of China, known from an exceptional specimen recovered from the Jiufotang Formation near Lingyuan, Liaoning Province. Formally described in 2012 by Wang Xiaolin, Kellner, Jiang Shunxing and Cheng Xin, this taxon represents one of the most striking members of the Jehol fauna because of its elongated skull, greatly enlarged anterior teeth and close morphological