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New flying reptile that lived in China 160 years ago reveals oldest opposed thumb

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Flying reptile from 60 million years ago has the oldest opposed THUMB

Pterosaur from 60 million years ago had earliest-known opposed THUMB Ian Randall For Mailonline © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo The earliest-known example of an opposed thumb has been discovered on a new species of tree-dwelling flying reptile that lived in China 160 million years ago.  Dubbed Monkeydactyl , the small Jurassic pterosaur   which had a 2.8 foot (85 cm) wingspan was uncovered from the Tiaojishan rock formations of Liaoning, China. The opposed thumb, known to scientists as a pollex , can be found in mammals and some tree frogs but, with the exception of the chameleon, is rare among reptiles.  The new find reveals that the so-called Darwinopteran pterosaurs like Monkeydactyl also evolved opposed thumbs, a structure never before seen in flying reptiles. 

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