Noripterus complicidens (Yang 1973) ~4 m wingspan, was combined with the preoccupied name, Phobetor (skull material) by Lü et al. (2009). Noripterus was derived from a sister to Germanodactylus cristatus, No. 61, and phylogenetically preceded Dsungaripterus. Together these dsungaripterids represent the last of their lineage.

Distinct from No. 61, the skull of Noripterus had a smaller and subdivided orbit and a raised cranial crest. The lacrimal produced a posterior process to meet the postorbital, which produced an anterior process to divide the orbit into upper and lower areas. The jawline was straighter. The quadrate angle was raised. The quadratojugal was larger. Teeth erupted only in the middle of the jaws. The mandible was straigther and more gracile.

The humerus had a smaller deltopectoral crest that was not medially angled. The metacarpus was longer than the ulna. Fingers I-III were reduced and so were the unguals. Manual 4.2 extended beyond the elbow when the wing was folded.

The hind limb was longer and more gracile. The foot was smaller with unguals aligned transversely. The metatarsus was relatively longer and the toes were shorter.

The family tree of the Ornithocephalia and Germanodactylia is here. The expanded family tree of the Pterosauria is here.