Re: Pterosaur Literature

["Simon M. Clabby" <dinowight@yahoo.co.uk>]

May I suggest a visit to www.pterosaur.co.uk. This
website has a good bibliography section, as well as
many old papers available as PDFs

Simon M. Clabby

 --- JasNb4@aol.com wrote: > Greetings all.  This is
my first post here on the
> mailing list, and I hope it 
> is the start of many to come.  I have been an avid
> reader of the plethora of 
> facts presented by everyone on here, and have
> learned a great deal of 
> up-to-date facts about new dinosaur discoveries and
> other relevant information from 
> the wonderful postings.
> 
> This post is to try and track down any books or
> other literature available on 
> the pterosaurs.  I already have Wellnhofer's
> Illustrated Encyclopedia of 
> Pterosaurs (1991), however, there is another book on
> pterosaurs from that same 
> time, which I thought was also called the
> Illustrated Encyclopedia of Pterosaurs. 
>  The illustrations are in black-and-white and it
> goes into great detail on 
> the anatomy, behavior, and phylogeny of the
> pterosaurs.  I know this is kind of 
> vague, but the same company that published this book
> published a very similar 
> one on sharks (again, b&w illustrations, etc.).  I
> have been unable to find it 
> on Amazon.com, and searching pterosaur
> bibliographies on the web has produced 
> nothing.  I hope that someone here may be able to
> help, despite my poor 
> descriptions, and also provide me with the titles
> and authors of any recent 
> publications on pterosaurs.
> 
> Thank you,
> 
> Jason Noble 

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