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Researchers from the University of Leicester successfully matched three distinct track types to specific pterosaur groups.
The study provides compelling evidence for a major ecological transition approximately 160 million years ago .
This contradicts earlier perceptions of pterosaurs as primarily aerial specialists with limited ground mobility.
Neoazhdarchians frequently inhabited the same environments as many dinosaur species, supporting theories that these long-legged pterosaurus spent considerable time walking on the ground.
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