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Carrion
Carrion noun - The dead and rotting body of an animal; unfit for human food.
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While not bad in terms of accuracy: correctly covered in fuzz and quadrupedal on the ground, it also has pointed wings (pterosaurs had rounded wings in Real Life) and feeds on fish and carrion instead of stalking small vertebrates on land like real azhdarchids.
Source: Series / Walking with Dinosaurs -
The cover picture showed Gaia surrounded by "good nature"; green shoots, flowers, butterflies and doves, and Evil Gaia surrounded by "bad nature"; black roots, flies, carrion birds, and snakes.
Source: Reptiles Are Abhorrent -
Christopher Carrion has a bad case of this in the back story to Clive Barker's "Abarat" series aimed at Princess Boa, which ends with him killing her on her wedding day.
Source: If I Can't Have You
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