GIANTmicrobes Pteranodon Skull Plush Ciconiiformes The brain is cast in

The brain is cast in two separate pieces

Sakis (and other pitheciins) are able to eat fruit with very hard pericarps (the part surrounding the seed) to get at the nutritious seed

Only two species are currently recognized

The posterior intra-occipital sutures are fused

The skulls of African humans

GIANTmicrobes Pteranodon Skull Plush Ciconiiformes The brain is cast inPteranodon flew over the shallow seas hunting fish 70 to 65 million years ago. This remarkable reptile was well adapted for fishing with its 30 foot wingspan, long toothless jaw and streamlined skull ideal for diving into the water. Its triangular skull crest pointed backwards and its wings were formed by skin stretched over elongated fingers. The name pteranodon means wings no teeth. Size: 12 x 5 x 3"