Was the Safari "Pterosaur" ever classified?

[Leyster]

As title. Have the species which appears in the Wild Safari 2007 model even received a name? The only thing I can find about it is this article.

(picture from toyanimal.info)

[Sim]

Based on previous discussion of it, I remember it hasn't received a name as its skull isn't known.

[SidB]

A nice figure, but one that I don't believe has been much discussed on the forum. I distinctly remember some speculation that it might be a member of the waste basket genus Ornithocheirus. That was years ago and not substantiated as far as I know.

[Fembrogon]

I think I was always under the impression it was based on Anhanguera, but I don't recall if I ever saw that genus specifically cited.

[suspsy]

I just call it Anhanguera now.

[DC]

Yes I ask Safari when released and they said Anhanhuera.

[bmathison1972]

@Halichoeres - do you want to weigh in? Last we chatted it was still an undescribed genus. Has something changed?

[Halichoeres]

Whereas this figure was mostly designed after Anhanguera, which after all has a description, it was intended to represent the North African pterosaur that still awaits description in Paul Sereno's lab. I can't disclose too much but I am aware of at least one person who might actually put in the work to formally describe it, but I wouldn't expect it for a couple more years.

[Leyster]

@Halichoeres interesting! Well, this means I'll have to update the post in my thread in a couple of years