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Campylognathoides zitteli‭ (‬Curved jaw‭)
Diet: Piscivore or Carnivore with prey small creatures such as little lizards and insects
Size: The C.zitteli‭ sp. wingspan up to 1.8 metres long, the C.liasicus sp. about 90cm long.
Time Period: Toarcian of the Early Jurassic (182.7-174.1 Mya)
Region/Known location: Germany,Posidonia Shale. Maybe India due to C.indicus
Enemies/Rivals: Marine reptiles such as the rhomaleosaurid plesiosaur, Meyerasaurus (3.35 metres long) and the teleosaurid thalattosuchian Steneosaurus bollensis (3.5 metres long).

Campylognathoides was an other Jurassic pterosaur from Europe. It lived in what is now Germany, and it was a rhamphorhynchoid pterosaur. Like the other members of the family it was a fish eater creature that flew over the Jurassic sky. It shared the sky with an other rhamphorhynchoid pterosaur named Dorygnathus banthensis‭ (1.5 metres long or even bigger) so these 2 coexisted. It's one of my favourite pterosaurs and I decided to give him a nice scene. I got inspired by modern sea birds and by WWD ep.3 Rhamphorhynchus scene.

This Campylognathoides, just wants to see his reflection on water.

Reference: Walking with Dinosaurs: Dorygnathus , www.prehistoric-wildlife.com/s… and en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Campylog… .

Also I need a Dryptosaurus skeletal, pls help me.

Description
Yeah all that time I was busy with this.

Campylognathoides zitteli‭ (‬Curved jaw‭)
Diet: Piscivore or Carnivore with prey small creatures such as little lizards and insects
Size: The C.zitteli‭ sp. wingspan up to 1.8 metres long, the C.liasicus sp. about 90cm long.
Time Period: Toarcian of the Early Jurassic (182.7-174.1 Mya)
Region/Known location: Germany,Posidonia Shale. Maybe India due to C.indicus
Enemies/Rivals: Marine reptiles such as the rhomaleosaurid plesiosaur, Meyerasaurus (3.35 metres long) and the teleosaurid thalattosuchian Steneosaurus bollensis (3.5 metres long).

Campylognathoides was an other Jurassic pterosaur from Europe. It lived in what is now Germany, and it was a rhamphorhynchoid pterosaur. Like the other members of the family it was a fish eater creature that flew over the Jurassic sky. It shared the sky with an other rhamphorhynchoid pterosaur named Dorygnathus banthensis‭ (1.5 metres long or even bigger) so these 2 coexisted. It's one of my favourite pterosaurs and I decided to give him a nice scene. I got inspired by modern sea birds and by WWD ep.3 Rhamphorhynchus scene.

This Campylognathoides, just wants to see his reflection on water.

Reference: Walking with Dinosaurs: Dorygnathus , www.prehistoric-wildlife.com/s… and en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Campylog… .

Also I need a Dryptosaurus skeletal, pls help me.