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Message----- Well, instead of having to type out 3
different question messages, I am going to try to condense them into one
message: Montanazdarcho: Does anyone know the
species name? the Dinosauricon doesn't list it, and the Pterosaur webpage
seems to be MIA. Also, is this the pterosaur known from two medicine
formation? Azhdarchid? VARRICCHIO, 1995 Numbers: Not given. Locality: Jack’s
Birthday Site, located along Badger Creek, in Glacier County, Montana within
the Blackfeet Indian Reservation. Horizon: Two
Medicine Formation, Campanian, Late Cretaceous. Material: Genus: Montanazhdarcho
PADIAN, RICQLES & HORNER, 1994 Etymology: Uzbek,
a mythical dragon called Montana, + Azhdarcho. Species: minor
PADIAN, RICQLES & HORNER, 1994 Etymology: Holotype: MOR 691 Locality: Montana. Horizon: Two
Medicine Formation, Campanian, Late Cretaceous. Material: Partial
snout, crushed cervical vertebra, right scapulocoracoid and a left wing
including part of the scapulocoracoid, humerus, ulna and most of the radius,
the proximal and partial distal carpals, the wing metacarpal and most of the
wing finger. Referred material: PADIAN, 1984 YPM PU 22446 Locality: Near “Egg Mountain”, near Chateau, Montana. Horizon: Two Medicine Formation, Campanian, Late Cretaceous. Material: Deltopectoral crest of a left humerus, distal end of left
humerus, left distal carpal. Tracy L. Ford P. O. Box 1171 Poway Ca
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