Kit Contents:
(1) Carbon fiber/ Kevlar body with integral legs and webbed
feet
(1) Kevlar fiber head with integrated teeth
(1) Pair of carbon fiber flight arms and claws with fixed Kevlar flight
skin
(1) Instruction set
Miscellaneous small parts and accessory items for R/C gear
setup (wing control cables, etc.)
Painted by Wild Skies Models -- $416.00 + S/H
Unpainted ------------------------$381.00 + S/H
Unpainted display model ---------$272.00 + S/H
Dimorphodon in History
Just east of the village of Lyme Regis in
England during the 19th century, the successful paleontologist Mary Anning found
multiple fossils of the skeletal remains from large aquatic dinosaurs.
Additionally, some remains of a pterosaur were also discovered. The famous
dinosaur paleontologist, William Buckland acquired the remains the
following year and called it "Pterodactylus macronyx" because
the three claws at the middle hand bone of the flight arm were relatively
big and strong.
In 1858, Richard Owen obtained skeleton remains from the British Museum of
London which obviously belonged to the same species. Based on obvious
differences from the known species of Pterodactylus from the upper Jurassic layers of
Soinhofen, a new name of ,"Dimorphodon macronyx"
was coined because the catch teeth in the front jaw were very large and
followed up behind by multiple small teeth.
Till today, fossilized remains of the Dimorphodon are very rare. The exact
shape of the tail is not yet known.
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