A tapejarid pterosaur from the Cambridge Greensand of England, based on a partial skull roof first described in 1870 and long lumped into other genera. CT scanning of the specimen produced new data on its brain. The animal lived in the late Albian, about 105 to 100 million years ago, and its remains were later reworked into younger Cenomanian deposits. The species name honours Tilly Edinger, the founder of modern palaeoneurology. News article: https://tetzoo.com/blog/2026/10/31/1tapejarid-pterosaur-from-cambridge-greensand — Image: reconstructed life appearance, credit Matheus Gadelha.