Dream Anisopterus, Four-Winged Pterosaur (Colored)

About the size of Rhamphorynchus; this island dwelling pterosaur uses it's four wings for very agile flight in which it can attack other flying organisms such as insects, other pterosaurs and whatever the Dreamland has to offer. It possibly catches fish too judging by the beak shape.

The second pair of wings has developed from the hindlimbs and resembles more wings of a Sharovipteryx then a pterosaur. Another very distinctive trait is an uncommon distribution of the pycnofibers as these are located only on the tail, giving it a brush-like look similar to cow's or lion's tail.  

The name comes from Anisoptera, the dragonflies. 

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