Anurognathid in amber
- To view photos of "scaly" volant head in the same piece of amber CLICK HERE
- micro-CT data on scaly volant head
- micro-CT surface render on the baby in the claw of this aboreal volant CLICK HERE
- Hi Res macro of the "front" side of the Romeo in amber showing mother's head, wingbone, claw and feathers
- Hi Res macro of the "reverse" side of the Romeo small pterosaur in amber
- Hi Res macro of the "close-up" side of the Romeo in amber
- Hi res stacked micrograph of the Romeo's head with scale
- full stacked and stitched trial run of Romeo the small anurognathid pterosaur in amber
- UV light imaging with fluorescence of pterosaur adult in amber (Romeo's father)
- teeth images from large pterosaur head without fluorescence
- teeth images from large pterosaur head using fluorescence
- hi-resolution SIDEVIEW of entire head that you can download and zoom in on
- hi resolution entire TOPVIEW large pterosaur head
- learn about an extroadinarily large similar volant creature
- learn about an extroadinarily large similar volant creature
- Click here if you would like to see Hi Res images of the anurognathid wing claw
- Click here if you would like a free download of reconstructed 3d stack of TIFF files for you to render yourself
- Click here if you would like to see hires images the done flying anurognathid pterosaur rendered on Dragonfly software by Object Research Systems
- Click here if you would like to see hires multi source videos of the anurognathus pterosaur rendered on Dragonfly software by Object Research Systems
- Click here if you would like to see full images of an anurognathid with a cricket on its neck chasing a dragonfly in Cretaceous amber
- Click here if you would like to see full images of an anurognathid with a cricket on its neck chasing a dragonfly in Cretaceous amber
- Click here if you would like to see full images of an anurognathid with a cricket on its neck chasing a dragonfly in Cretaceous amber
- Click here if you would like to see the main page for the anurognathid with a cricket on its neck chasing a dragonfly in Cretaceous amber
more links regarding this specimen
links to the baby of this specimen
similar volants in other ambers
Images of new pieces of amber found yet to be identified
nano-imaging is continually in progress and should you need updates please contact us Further details on this specimen are available upon request and research updates are soon to be uploaded.
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