- 1Preface
- 2Chapter I — Flying Reptiles
- 3Chapter II — How a Reptile Is Known
- 4Chapter III — A Reptile Is Known by Its Bones
- 5Chapter IV — Animals Which Fly
- 6Chapter V — Discovery of the Pterodactyle
- 7Chapter VI — How Animals Are Interpreted by Their Bones
- 8Chapter VII — Interpretation of Pterodactyles by Their Soft Parts
- 9Chapter VIII — The Plan of the Skeleton
- 10Chapter IX — The Backbone, or Vertebral Column
- 11Chapter X — The Hip-Girdle and Hind Limb
- 12Chapter XI — Shoulder-Girdle and Fore Limb
- 13Chapter XII — Evidences of the Animal’s Habits From Its Remains
- 14Chapter XIII — Ancient Ornithosaurs From the Lias
- 15Chapter XIV — Ornithosaurs From the Middle Secondary Rocks
- 16Chapter XV — Ornithosaurs From the Upper Secondary Rocks
- 17Chapter XVI — Classification of the Ornithosauria
- 18Chapter XVII — Family Relations of Pterodactyles to Animals Which L…
- 19Chapter XVIII — How Pterodactyles May Have Originated
- 20Appendix
Dragons of the Air
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