Q Although Anurognathus belonged to the Rhamphorhynchoidea group, which feature made it very different from most of its relatives?
- A It had extremely short fingers supporting its wing membranes
- B It had an unusually short tail
- C It had well-developed webbing on its hind feet
B It had an unusually short tail
Pterosaurs belonging to the Rhamphorhynchus group generally had long tails with diamond-shaped vanes at their tips.
However, despite belonging to the same group, Anurognathus had an unusually short tail.
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