What is Anhanguera?
{{Taxobox |color = lightblue |name = ''Anhanguera'' |image = Anhanguera.jpg |image_width = 250px |image_caption = ''Anhanguera santanae'' |fossil_range = [[Lower Cretaceous]] 112 – 94 mya |regnum = [[Animal]]ia |phylum = [[Chordata]] |classis = [[Sauropsida]] |ordo = [[Pterosauria]] |subordo = [[Pterodactyloidea]] |familia = [[Ornithocheiridae]] |subfamilia = [[Anhanguerinae]] |genus = '''''Anhanguera''''' |genus_authority = Campos & Kellner, 1985 | subdivision_ranks = Species | subdivision = * ''A. santanae'' <small>Wellnhofer, 1985 ([[type species|type]])</small> * ''A. blittersdorfi'' <small>Campos & Kellner, 1985</small> * ''A. cuvieri'' <small>(Bowerbank ''vide'' Seeley, 1865) Unwin ''et al.'', 2000</small> * ''A. fittoni'' <small>(Owen, 1859) Unwin ''et al.'', 2000</small> }} '''''Anhanguera''''', which means 'Old Devil', was a [[pterodactyl]] from the [[Upper Cretaceous]]. It was found in the [[Santana Formation]] of [[Brazil]], and specimens from [[England]] are also placed in this [[genus]]. It ate [[fish]] and grew to 14 feet (4.5 meters) across. The [[species]] ''Anhanguera piscator'' is now placed in the genus ''[[Coloborhynchus]]''. {{biology-stub}} [[Category:Pterosaurs]]