File:Sharovipteryx Headden skeletal.png

English: High-resolution skeletal diagram of Sharovipteryx mirabilis by Jaime Headden. (https://qilong.wordpress.com/2021/07/29/sharovs-wing-and-a-message-to-my-readers/)

"This skeletal reconstruction is released to the general public without restriction; thus, you are free to share it, modify it, share the modified version, slap it in memes, print it out, whatever. Whatever.

• Almost the entirety of the shoulder girdle, forearm, pelvis, gastral basket, haemal arches are reconstructed after other archosauromorphs.
• The only soft-tissue shown is the muscle, skin, body fat, and the large membranes between the toes and along the back of the leg.
• Inference was taken from a recently described relative, Ozimek volans Dzik & Sulej, 2016. In that work, Sharovipteryx and Ozimek were inferred to be members of the peculiar group Tanystropheidae, which is undergoing substantial revision at the moment. Unlike Ozimek, Sharovipteryx has a longer, strap like scapula.
• Because the specimen is preserved exposed from above, a side view has to be extrapolated. The largest error I can foresee is the side view of the skull, which hasn’t been reconstructed as closely after Ozimek'".

- Jaime Headden