- an
extinct family of
climbing and
gliding maniraptoran dinosaurs.
Scansoriopterygids are
known from five well-preserved fossils,
representing four species...
-
other scansoriopterygids,
Ambopteryx had a short,
blunt head and a hyper-elongate
third finger. It was
previously believed that
scansoriopterygids used...
- was a small,
possibly tree-dwelling (arboreal) animal. Like
other scansoriopterygids, Yi
possessed an unusual,
elongated third finger that
appears to have...
-
extinct dromaeosaurids, troodontids, anchiornithids, and
possibly the
scansoriopterygids, the
group also
contains the avialans,
which include diverse extinct...
-
exhibited considerable size diversity, with some non-avian
theropods like
scansoriopterygids being no
bigger than
small birds.
Various synapomorphies for Theropoda...
- and
supported by a long
styliform bone as in
gliding mammals.
Other scansoriopterygids might have had
similar patagia,
based on
their long
third fingers...
-
placement within the
group remains uncertain.
These forms include the
scansoriopterygids, Pedopenna, and Yixianosaurus. In 1993,
Perle and
colleagues coined...
-
represent early alvarezsaurs, however, this has been questioned.
Scansoriopterygids, a
group of
small feathered coelurosaurs with membraneous, bat-like...
-
separate times among paravian dinosaurs, two of
those among Avialae (in
Scansoriopterygids and
other avialans).
Archaeopteryx and "anchiornithids" were placed...
-
Jingmai K.; Xu, Xing; Zhou,
Zhonghe (May 2019). "A new Jur****ic
scansoriopterygid and the loss of
membranous wings in
theropod dinosaurs". Nature. 569...
