Rhamphorhynchus muensteri (Wingset)

A vane like a rhombus or a triangle in the guise of the one of the Devil used as a helm, to navigate the skies nocturnal according to its scleral rings needle like teeth, angled forward curved, sharp beaklike tip sexual dimorphism (in)conclusive: wingspan, wingset, membrane muscles in the ratio of skull to humerus length fish and cephalopod remains found frequently inside its stomachal contents as well as a multitude of coprolites a fossil limestone slab tells stories of a Leptolepides in the throat the osseous labyrinth gives balance it holds its head in a parallel orientation