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True and would be in the same size range to fit in with the others.
Pteranodon may not have been around, but Quetzalcoatlus fits the time and place.
It is somewhat fitting, really. It’s shown that past her meek personality, there is an outright ball of wrath that she keeps under careful wraps because being kind to others is her love in life. That, and young Rexes had super long, lanky legs, just like fluttershy.
@Scrabbleman
The question is what RD happened to be, since she’d have to be swift and brightly colored. Probably a troodon or other feathered dromeosaur.
Interestingly, Pteranodon weren’t around at the same time as T-rex; they lived 88 million years ago, 33 million years before Rex existed, so that wouldn’t be an apt flyer for them.
Oh, just sharing some equine facts there.
i was joking because of the cutie mark
No. Horses evolve from prehistoric mammals called Mesohippus that lived from thirty to forty million years ago. Here’s an image of four of them galloping through a field.
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/8/84/Mesohippus.jpg
Interesting.
@PonyPon
Lepidopterans (the butterfly and moth group) are known from since the Jurassic. Fossil lepidopterans were not, as a whole, significantly larger than their close modern relatives.
Or… well, I got nothing.
Queen of the dinoponies…or ponysaurs
In some form.
They were probably much bigger, though.
They’re so TASTY.
“Bleh, I got beard in my teeth!”
Or Anthony Bourdain with a blue feather in his mouth.