1
The term, Preavisanussyphilus or I donOt know what, is applied to flying reptiles.
2
They must be cearadactyls, big flying reptiles from the early Cretaceous.
3
There is ground for thinking that these flying reptiles were warm-blooded like the birds.
4
We owe our brains and nerves of to-day to fearful hordes of swimming or flying reptiles.
5
In the Secondary period reptiles so adapted themselves: there were oceanic reptiles, flying reptiles, herbivorous reptiles, carnivorous reptiles.
6
That there were flying reptiles in the fossil ages we know, and there are flying beasts in our own.
7
Other bones found at the Uzbek site belonged to raptors, a smattering of primitive mammals, and flying reptiles called pterosaurs.
8
As we neared the inland sea we saw more flying reptiles and several great amphibians, but none of them attacked us.
9
In Mystarria, each castle had a few graaks, giant flying reptiles with leathery wings, to carry messages in times of distress.
10
He glanced up, expecting to see one of the great flying reptiles of a bygone age, his rifle ready in his hand.
11
The Wieroo and I glanced up simultaneously, to see a pair of huge jo-oos" ( flying reptiles-pterodactyls )"swoopingdown upon us.
12
She may have heard that there were once dinosaurs and flying reptiles, but if so it made no deep impression on her.
13
The birds, while making more progress, apparently, than the mammals, were far outnumbered by the flying reptiles until the last part of the Mesozoic.
14
Only gradually do they strengthen into the fore- and hind-legs of mammals, or into the legs and wings of birds and old flying reptiles.