Pterosaurs: fossil maps A–Z

156 genera of pterosaurs (Flying & marine reptiles) with an English Wikipedia article, each with a map of where its fossils have been found. Show them on the timeline map →

Pteranodon89.8–72.2 MaPterodactylus201.4–132.6 MaQuetzalcoatlus72.2–66 MaRhamphorhynchus159–143.1 MaHatzegopteryx72.2–66 MaTapejara119.57–113.2 MaPterodaustro121.4–100.5 MaDimorphodon201.4–184.2 MaDsungaripterus137.05–121.4 MaTupandactylus119.57–113.2 Ma

• Aerodraco 106.3–100.5 Ma
• Aerotitan 72.2–66 Ma
• Aetodactylus 100.5–93.9 Ma
• Afrotapejara 106.3–93.9 Ma
• Agadirichnus 72.2–66 Ma
• Alamodactylus 89.8–85.7 Ma
• Alanqa 100.5–93.9 Ma
• Albadraco 72.2–66 Ma
• Alcione 72.2–66 Ma
• Allkaruen 180.4–168.6 Ma
• Anhanguera 137.05–93.9 Ma
• Anurognathus 149.2–145.06 Ma
• Apatorhamphus 106.3–93.9 Ma
• Arcticodactylus 227.3–205.7 Ma
• Arthurdactylus 119.57–113.2 Ma
• Aurorazhdarcho 149.2–145.06 Ma
• Austriadraco 211.18–205.7 Ma
• Azhdarcho 93.9–72.2 Ma
• Balaenognathus 152.21–149.2 Ma
• Banguela 119.57–113.2 Ma
• Barbaridactylus 72.2–66 Ma
• Barbosania 119.57–113.2 Ma
• Beipiaopterus 125.77–119.57 Ma
• Bennettazhia 113.2–100.5 Ma
• Caiuajara 121.4–72.2 Ma
• Camposipterus 106.3–100.5 Ma
• Campylognathoides 184.2–182.9 Ma
• Caulkicephalus 125.77–121.4 Ma
• Caupedactylus 119.57–113.2 Ma
• Caviramus 211.18–201.4 Ma
• Ceoptera 168.2–165.3 Ma
• Changchengopterus 168.2–152.21 Ma
• Chaoyangopterus 121.4–113.2 Ma
• Cimoliopterus 100.5–89.8 Ma
• Cretornis 93.9–89.8 Ma
• Cryodrakon 83.6–72.2 Ma
• Ctenochasma 149.2–137.05 Ma
• Cuspicephalus 154.8–152.21 Ma
• Cycnorhamphus 152.21–145.06 Ma
• Daohugoupterus 165.3–161.5 Ma
• Darwinopterus 168.2–152.21 Ma
• Dawndraco 89.8–83.6 Ma
• Dearc 168.2–165.3 Ma
• Dendrorhynchoides 168.2–119.57 Ma
• Dimorphodon 201.4–184.2 Ma
• Domeykodactylus 143.1–100.5 Ma
• Dorygnathus 184.2–182.9 Ma
• Douzhanopterus 168.2–152.21 Ma
• Dsungaripterus 137.05–121.4 Ma
• Elanodactylus 125.77–119.57 Ma
• Eoazhdarcho 121.4–113.2 Ma
• Eopteranodon 125.77–119.57 Ma
• Eosipterus 125.77–119.57 Ma
• Eotephradactylus 227.3–205.7 Ma
• Epapatelo 72.2–66 Ma
• Eudimorphodon 227.3–201.4 Ma
• Eurazhdarcho 72.2–66 Ma
• Feilongus 125.77–113.2 Ma
• Fenghuangopterus 168.2–152.21 Ma
• Ferrodraco 100.5–89.8 Ma
• Forfexopterus 121.4–113.2 Ma
• Gegepterus 125.77–119.57 Ma
• Germanodactylus 154.8–145.06 Ma
• Gladocephaloideus 125.77–119.57 Ma
• Gnathosaurus 168.2–137.05 Ma
• Guidraco 121.4–113.2 Ma
• Haenamichnus 85.7–72.2 Ma
• Haliskia 106.3–100.5 Ma
• Hamipterus 137.05–132.6 Ma
• Harpactognathus 152.21–145.06 Ma
• Hatzegopteryx 72.2–66 Ma
• Herbstosaurus 149.2–143.1 Ma
• Hongshanopterus 121.4–113.2 Ma
• Iberodactylus 125.77–121.4 Ma
• Infernodrakon 72.2–66 Ma
• Jeholopterus 165.3–161.5 Ma
• Jianchangnathus 168.2–152.21 Ma
• Jianchangopterus 168.2–152.21 Ma
• Jidapterus 121.4–113.2 Ma
• Kariridraco 119.57–113.2 Ma
• Kepodactylus 149.2–143.1 Ma
• Keresdrakon 121.4–72.2 Ma
• Klobiodon 168.2–165.3 Ma
• Kryptodrakon 161.5–154.8 Ma
• Kunpengopterus 168.2–152.21 Ma
• Lacusovagus 119.57–113.2 Ma
• Leptostomia 100.5–93.9 Ma
• Liaodactylus 161.5–154.8 Ma
• Liaoningopterus 121.4–113.2 Ma
• Liaoxipterus 121.4–113.2 Ma
• Linlongopterus 121.4–113.2 Ma
• Lonchognathosaurus 137.05–100.5 Ma
• Longchengpterus 121.4–113.2 Ma
• Ludodactylus 119.57–113.2 Ma
• Maaradactylus 119.57–113.2 Ma
• Melkamter 182.9–174.7 Ma
• Mesadactylus 152.21–145.06 Ma
• Microtuban 100.5–93.9 Ma
• Mimodactylus 100.5–93.9 Ma
• Montanazhdarcho 83.6–72.2 Ma
• Mythunga 106.3–100.5 Ma
• Navajodactylus 83.6–72.2 Ma
• Nicorhynchus 106.3–93.9 Ma
• Ningchengopterus 125.77–119.57 Ma
• Noripterus 137.05–121.4 Ma
• Normannognathus 152.21–149.2 Ma
• Nurhachius 121.4–113.2 Ma
• Nyctosaurus 110.1–66 Ma
• Ornithocheirus 132.6–89.8 Ma
• Ornithodesmus 137.05–121.4 Ma
• Ornithostoma 106.3–100.5 Ma
• Pachagnathus 227.3–205.7 Ma
• Parapsicephalus 184.2–182.9 Ma
• Petrodactyle 149.2–145.06 Ma
• Phosphatodraco 72.2–66 Ma
• Prejanopterus 121.4–119.57 Ma
• Preondactylus 215.38–205.7 Ma
• Pteraichnus 201.4–93.9 Ma
• Pteranodon 89.8–72.2 Ma
• Pterodactylus 201.4–132.6 Ma
• Pterodaustro 121.4–100.5 Ma
• Pterofiltrus 125.77–119.57 Ma
• Purbeckopus 139.1–137.05 Ma
• Qinglongopterus 168.2–152.21 Ma
• Quetzalcoatlus 72.2–66 Ma
• Radiodactylus 113.2–110.1 Ma
• Raeticodactylus 211.18–201.4 Ma
• Rhamphinion 199.5–184.2 Ma
• Rhamphorhynchus 159–143.1 Ma
• Samrukia 85.7–72.2 Ma
• Santanadactylus 119.57–113.2 Ma
• Scaphognathus 168.2–143.1 Ma
• Seazzadactylus 227.3–205.7 Ma
• Sericipterus 161.5–154.8 Ma
• Shenzhoupterus 121.4–113.2 Ma
• Sinomacrops 165.3–154.8 Ma
• Sinopterus 121.4–113.2 Ma
• Tacuadactylus 154.8–143.1 Ma
• Tapejara 119.57–113.2 Ma
• Tendaguripterus 152.21–149.2 Ma
• Thalassodromeus 119.57–113.2 Ma
• Thapunngaka 113.2–100.5 Ma
• Tropeognathus 119.57–113.2 Ma
• Tupandactylus 119.57–113.2 Ma
• Unwindia 119.57–113.2 Ma
• Vesperopterylus 121.4–113.2 Ma
• Volgadraco 83.6–72.2 Ma
• Wellnhopterus 72.2–66 Ma
• Wenupteryx 149.2–143.1 Ma
• Wightia 125.77–121.4 Ma
• Wukongopterus 168.2–152.21 Ma
• Xericeps 100.5–93.9 Ma
• Yelaphomte 227.3–205.7 Ma
• Yixianopterus 125.77–119.57 Ma
• Zhejiangopterus 83.6–72.2 Ma
• Zhenyuanopterus 125.77–119.57 Ma