BrisScience (November 2021): Fearsome, flying and forgotten - Australias prehistoric pterosaurs @uqscience
BrisScience (November 2021): Fearsome, flying and forgotten - Australias prehistoric pterosaurs  @uqscience
Uploaded November 2021 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
BrisScience is back at The Edge! This month, UQ PhD candidate Tim Richards debunks some pterosaur myths and sheds light on Australia’s largest known flying reptile – a pterosaur called 'Thapunngaka shawi' with an estimated seven-metre wingspan.
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BrisScience (November 2021): Fearsome, flying and forgotten - Australia's prehistoric pterosaurs

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