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[[File:Pteranodon.jpg|thumb|A Pterodactyl from an alternative timeline]] | |||
[[File:Ptero.jpg|thumb|A Pterodactyl from [[N-Space]]]] | [[File:Ptero.jpg|thumb|A Pterodactyl from [[N-Space]]]] | ||
The '''Pterodactyls''' (or '''Pterosaurs''') were a type of winged reptiles native to [[Earth]] from the [[Distant past|late Triassic to the late Cretaceous]]. They were wiped out, along with the [[dinosaur]]s, by a [[time-travel]]ing space freighter. ([[DW]]: ''[[Earthshock]]'') | The '''Pterodactyls''' (or '''Pterosaurs''') were a type of winged reptiles native to [[Earth]] from the [[Distant past|late Triassic to the late Cretaceous]]. They were wiped out, along with the [[dinosaur]]s, by a [[time-travel]]ing space freighter. ([[DW]]: ''[[Earthshock]]'') | ||
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The Pterodactyls (or Pterosaurs) were a type of winged reptiles native to Earth from the late Triassic to the late Cretaceous. They were wiped out, along with the dinosaurs, by a time-traveling space freighter. (DW: Earthshock)
One type of Pterodactyl was brought to the 20th century during Operation Golden Age. They were used for general chaos and to help guard the base. (DW: Invasion of the Dinosaurs)
On New Jupiter in the Prehistoric Zone of EarthWorld there is a Pterodactyl. (EDA: EarthWorld)
Another type, the Pteranodon, had one individual brought to 20th century Cardiff by the Cardiff Rift. This Pteranodon was captured by Torchwood 3 and kept as a mascot. (TW: Everything Changes and others)
In an alternate universe, an especially large type of pterosaur was used by the Silurians as a steed. With a 40 foot wingspan, it could easily carry a Silurian. They were used as war steeds in times of battle and would cling to the side of the airships. (NA: Blood Heat)
A zoo on an unnamed planet acquired a pterodactyl or a pterodactyl-like creature. (TVC: The Didus Expedition)
