directed anteriorly, suggesting that Megalancosaurus had good binocular vision. It has been proposed that Megalancosaurus was capable of gliding, though while...
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remaining three, an adaptation for grasping branches. Some individuals of Megalancosaurus (possibly exclusive to either males or females) had a primate-like...
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Drepanosaurus was likely similar to other drepanosaurs, such as Megalancosaurus. Megalancosaurus' skull was approximately the same size as its enlarged claws...
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snout is slender and tapering, similar to that of Megalancosaurus, although it differs from Megalancosaurus by being completely toothless. The frontal, postfrontal...
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The resemblance is especially striking in some drepanosaurs such as Megalancosaurus which possess long, pointed snouts and expanded, rounded craniums....
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hypothesized by its discoverers. Hypuronector was related to the arboreal Megalancosaurus. It was a small animal, estimated to be only 12 cm (4.7 in) long in...
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Dolabrosaurus Drepanosaurus Hypuronector Kyrgyzsaurus Longisquama? Megalancosaurus Protoavis? Skybalonyx Vallesaurus †Kuehneosauridae Icarosaurus Kuehneosaurus...
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Dolabrosaurus Drepanosaurus Hypuronector Kyrgyzsaurus Longisquama? Megalancosaurus Protoavis? Skybalonyx Vallesaurus †Kuehneosauridae Icarosaurus Kuehneosaurus...
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Dolabrosaurus Drepanosaurus Hypuronector Kyrgyzsaurus Longisquama? Megalancosaurus Protoavis? Skybalonyx Vallesaurus †Kuehneosauridae Icarosaurus Kuehneosaurus...
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