Wenupteryx uzi (Codorniú et al. 2006, MOZ 3625) was originally considered an indeterminate pterodactyloid. Here it nests with the genus Germanodactylus. Derived from a sister to JME Moe12 and the private BMM specimen, Wenupteryx phylogenetically preceded the two higher Germanodactylus clades, one leading to Germanodactylus cristatus, dsungaripterids and tapejarids. The other leading to eopteranodontids and pteranodontids.

Distinct from JME Moe12, the cervicals of Wenupteryx were longer and more gracile. The humerus was more robust. The pubis and ischium were completely fused.

Size comparisons between germanodactylids are here. The family tree of the Ornithocephalia and Germanodactylia is here. The expanded family tree of the Pterosauria is here.