Rare complete finger of a Kansas Chalk Pteranodon. The Pteranodon wing bone is actual an extended finger. Next to this extended finger the pterosaur has 3 additional "more classic" fingers ending with a claw. This complete finger has been preserved in original matrix and has been kept as found. No restorations, no reconstructions. An absolutely phenomenal object.

Pteranodon longiceps

Upper Cretaceous (87 - 82 mil y.)

Niobrara formation, Smoky Hill Chalk, Kansas, USA

177 x 82 mm - 7"x 3.3" (matrix)

Very good