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| Pterosaurs are amongst the most fascinating and enigmatic of all extinct creatures. Thanks to some spectacular fossil finds in recent years our understanding of the palaeobiology and evolutionary history of these ‘flying reptiles’ has seen several dramatic advances. Some of the most important discoveries, including the first eggs with embryos and the evolutionarily intermediate form Darwinopterus, have been made in China where Middle and Upper Jurassic and Lower Cretaceous rocks are currently producing new species of pterosaurs at a faster rate than anywhere else in the world. In recognition of this, the Third International Symposium on Pterosaurs “Flugsaurier 2010” will be held in China in August 2010. This will be the third international pterosaur symposium and follows successful meetings held in France in 2001 and Germany in 2007. |
| Lü Jun-chang,Dave M. UNWIN,JI Shu-an,JI Qiang.2010.Preface[J].Acta Geoscientica Sinica,31(S1):1-2. |
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