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The Pterosaur Database aims to:  

- provide an on line bibliography of pterosaur material.
- provide an on line list of specimens available for examination in museum collections
  within the United Kingdom.  (This is being extended to some world wide museums)
- give guidance in the identification of specimens.  (under development)
- display selected articles and papers on line.
- offer E-mail and written support to researchers.
- support enquiries from students.

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Pterodactylus antiquus

Cosimo Collini was born in Florence, Italy on 14 October 1727.  Collini described a fossil that Karl Theodore found in a cupboard at the palace at Manheim in 1757 The fossil was handed over to Collini in 1764.

This was the first recorded pterosaur fossil.

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Forthcoming Publication - Martill D., Unwin D and Loveridge R., 2010. The Pterosauria, Cambridge University Press. - now due for publication in September 2012.  Pre-order copies.
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Provisional on-line search facilities are now available for the Pterosaur Database bibliography and Specimen Search.  Comments on its functionality are welcome.

Pterosaurs and the pterosauria, including rhamphorhynchoidea and pterodactyloidea.