T71 - Exceedingly Rare 5.70 Inch Alanqa saharica Cretaceous Azhdarchid Pterosaur Dentary Bone Isoteloides flexus as large as or slightly

as large as or slightly bigger than Tyrannosaurus and possibly slightly larger than Giganotosaurus

and also official listed main mass holder of this meteorite classification

Palmer 1965 (trilobite)

Etymology—From the Greek eremia (masc

093 g of this RARE type of MARTIAN Shergottite METEORITE named as NWA 6963

T71 - Exceedingly Rare 5.70 Inch Alanqa saharica Cretaceous Azhdarchid Pterosaur Dentary Bone Isoteloides flexus as large as or slightlyThis is one of the most unique and extraordinary specimens of our Pterosaurs collection. It is the dentary bone of a strange and little known pterosaur species of the North African Cretaceous. This type of fossils are extremely rare. Its morphology resembles very much that of the dentition rests published by Ibrahim et al. (2010), where a new genus and species of Pterosaur belonging to the Azhdarchidae family is described. It is Alanqa saharica