order of reptiles (fossil)
Wikipedia
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Pterosaur - Wikipedia
2 weeks ago - Pterosaurs are often referred to by popular media or the general public as "flying dinosaurs", but dinosaurs are defined as the descendants of the last common ancestor of the Saurischia and Ornithischia, which excludes the pterosaurs. Pterosaurs are nonetheless more closely related to birds ...
Could dinosaurs fly?
Assuming you don’t mean birds, no dinosaur could fly(that we know off). Quite a few could glide tho. More on reddit.com
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Videos
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Fandom
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Flying reptile | Jurassic World Evolution Wiki
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Reddit
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r/Dinosaurs on Reddit: Could dinosaurs fly?
September 8, 2023 -
I loved dinos as a kid and the interest sparked back as an adult, I remember reading a book that came out around the 90-ties it stated that dinosaurs couldn't fly or swim.
Could it be outdated or mainly referring to animals from the Pterosauria order for simplicity's sake?
Edit: I'm asking about dinosaurs from the Mesozoic period and if the book from from the 1990-ties written for children constrained outdated or simplified research? 😅
I wish I could source it however I have no idea what became of it or who wrote it it existed in my mother's home and disappeared.
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Assuming you don’t mean birds, no dinosaur could fly(that we know off). Quite a few could glide tho.
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Famously pterosaurs and marine reptiles like plesiosaurs or mosasaurs were not dinosaurs. But birds obviously could fly. Others could probably glide like microraptor or maybe even fly with skin wings like Yi Qi. Also most dinosaurs could probably swim to a certain degree (as in you throw them into water and they won't drown and will move into the direction they want. Actually most animals can, except giraffe. It's probable that some dinosaurs could swim on the surface like ducks (which are actually dinosaurs) or could even dive like penguins (also dinosaurs).
Britannica
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Why Are Pterodactyls Not Dinosaurs? | Britannica
October 31, 2025 - No matter how much you like pterodactyls, you’ll want to think twice before telling someone that they’re your favorite dinosaur. Since as early as 1834 the scientific community has considered pterodactyl an outdated informal name for members of the order Pterosauria, which includes all flying reptiles that lived in the Mesozoic Era (252.2 million to 66 million years ago).
Amazon
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Flying Dinosaurs: How Fearsome Reptiles Became Birds: Pickrell, John: 9780231171786: Amazon.com: Books
In Flying Dinosaurs John Pickrell ... with leading paleontologists, Flying Dinosaurs charts how each new discovery confirmed the link between dinosaurs and birds.......