PSL Identification Evaluation: Question "C" Live Pterosaur Seen
by Duane Hodgkinson in Finschhafen, Papua New Guinea When Duane
Hodgkinson saw the creature fly up from the jungle clearing
(near Finschhafen , New Guinea, 1944) he thought of the
pterodactyl in the Ally Oop cartoon strip (popular newspaper
cartoon of the mid-20th Century). Question “C” (similar to the
previous question "A") was to find the comparative length of the
appendage of the "pterodactyl." The question given to him was
"On this page only, which is closest to what you saw:"
Hodgkinson circled "11" and "12" (long) and added: "If the beak
was up more either (11) or (12) would be representitive.” This
seems to coorelate with his answer to "A" (a long head
appendage). Hodgkinson's description of the creature he saw in
1944 bears a striking resemblence to the description given by
Brian Hennessy, who saw a "prehistoric" flying creature flying
1971. Hennessy is a professional psychologist, not himself
crazy. Other aspects of these drawings should