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This is the first draconian arcosaur creature so far discovered, it dates back to the end of the triassic, and the beginning of the jurassic. It is possible that the reason why it survived the triassic extinction was because it was a semi-aquatic and semi-arboreal creature. This makes the lineage of dragons and dragon flight more unique than it was previously assumed.
This new species of dragon was discovered in Northern Itally in 1992, but at the time it was just thought to have been another archosaur and was shelved in the Museum of Geology and Paleontology in Florence, Italy. Then this year I was rumaging in the shelves (due to my unlimited access everywhere ) and I found her, I called her Gaia as I knew there was something special about her, and also becuase she had eggs in her ovam and pelvic reagions. Little did I know she was the mother of dragons, after careful studies on the skull, forearm, and vertabral structures I found that out, so I called her Miadraco Talgeriensis for obvious reasons.

Description
This is the first draconian arcosaur creature so far discovered, it dates back to the end of the triassic, and the beginning of the jurassic. It is possible that the reason why it survived the triassic extinction was because it was a semi-aquatic and semi-arboreal creature. This makes the lineage of dragons and dragon flight more unique than it was previously assumed.
This new species of dragon was discovered in Northern Itally in 1992, but at the time it was just thought to have been another archosaur and was shelved in the Museum of Geology and Paleontology in Florence, Italy. Then this year I was rumaging in the shelves (due to my unlimited access everywhere ) and I found her, I called her Gaia as I knew there was something special about her, and also becuase she had eggs in her ovam and pelvic reagions. Little did I know she was the mother of dragons, after careful studies on the skull, forearm, and vertabral structures I found that out, so I called her Miadraco Talgeriensis for obvious reasons.