Named after an Aztec deity, the Quetzalcoatlus was the largest airworthy animal ever found. With an impressive wingspan of nearly thirteen metres, this reptile also had a long neck and head, and nearly three metres long legs. This reptile, covered with a light fur, had the physique of a bird - with hollow bones and powerful wings, and was able to look for food, wading in the water.
Despite its size, the Quetzalcoatlus probably only weighed about 100 kg. - Scientific Name : Quetzalcoatlus - Conservation Status : extinct This part is cataloged in the Federal Logistics Information System (FLIS) under NSN 3110-00-112-6566, indicating validated use in U.S. government and defense logistics supply chains.
| width | 1.719 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| end_type | W/ATTACHMENT FIRST END |
| material | COPPER ALLOY 260 OVERALL |
| end_style | SPRING END,GROUND BOTH ENDS |
| fold_type | TIGHT LOCATION NOT OTHERWISE SPECIFIED |
| body_style | SPOKED |
| body_width | 1.630 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| bore_style | W/ KEYWAY BOTH ENDS |
| tooth_form | STANDARD |
| body_height | 1.720 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| body_length | 1.626 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| coil_quantity | 10 |
| NSN | 3110-00-112-6566 |
| OVERALL LENGTH | 2.5000 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| SPECIAL FEATURES | ROLLER TYPE: SOLID |
| OVERALL OUTSIDE DIAMETER | 2.0000 INCHES NOMINAL IN |