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| − | + | Xianglong was a type of flying reptile, a small glider which was prey for the chinese [[Microraptor]]. As it was seen in the show, appearing as small and green. It was being chased by Microraptor. In comparison to its body size, Xianglong had unusually large ribs. Xianglong would have eaten [[Beetle Larvae|insects]], such as small beetles. The distinctive forewings were only used for gliding. This lizard had not yet evolved to fly. There is no animal related to this in the fossil record so far. Xianglong may have been related to the modern [[Draco Lizard]], which is capable of gliding. |
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[[Category:Chinese Animals]] |
[[Category:Chinese Animals]] |
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Latest revision as of 22:42, 4 June 2017
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'Flying Lizard' |
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Early Cretaceous |
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15.5 Centimetres (Said to be a Juvenile) |
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15 grams |
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China |
Xianglong was a type of flying reptile, a small glider which was prey for the chinese Microraptor. As it was seen in the show, appearing as small and green. It was being chased by Microraptor. In comparison to its body size, Xianglong had unusually large ribs. Xianglong would have eaten insects, such as small beetles. The distinctive forewings were only used for gliding. This lizard had not yet evolved to fly. There is no animal related to this in the fossil record so far. Xianglong may have been related to the modern Draco Lizard, which is capable of gliding.