Re: Spinosaurs ate pterosaurs

[Amtoine Grant <ajgrant@eastlink.ca>]

Has there been any mention of what family or species this 
'pained-in-the-neck' pterosaur belonged to? This, along with what would 
put it in the vicinity of ground [or water] dwelling spinosaurs seems a 
much better way to investigate this - I can't imagine spinosaurs jumped 
hundreds of feet into the air to prey on bony small pterosaurs. For all 
we know, two pterosaurs could've had an air-born fight injuring the 
wing of one which, subsequently, fell to the water/ground. Come to 
think about, given that this fossil vertebrae was not digested would 
lean more towards pterosaurs DID NOT occur on a spinosaurs' menu. 
Perhaps on this chance encounter for whatever reason, the spinosaur 
took a bite, then decided it didn't like what it tasted, and left it to 
sink to the bottom of the body of water in which it was found to be 
fossilized. . .(breath)