Reptiles
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Special Lizard-Like Fossil Older than Most Dinosaurs May Explain the Origin of Lizards
One of the missing links in the reptile tree of life was recently found by scientists. The lizard-like creature's small skull is "profusely ornamented" with characteristics that gave rise to all surviving lizards, snakes, and the lone survivor of another reptile group found exclusively in New Zealand.
Latest Research Articles
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Ancient Shell-Less Turtle With Toothless Beak Sheds Light On Evolution Secrets
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Mother Of All Lizards: World's Oldest Reptile Fossil Dates Back 240 Million Years
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There May Be Hope For The ‘Lost’ Tortoises Of the Galapagos
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Over 30 Reptiles Mysteriously Died at Zoo Knoxville in Tennessee
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Watch This Massive Alligator Casually Walk in Nature Preserve in Florida
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Amazing Discovery: More Than 120 New Animal Species Found in Philippines' Mindanao Island
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This Ancient Reptile May Have Started the Rise of Mammals
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Giant Monitor Lizards Run Amok at Bangkok's Lumphini Park
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Sex-Crazy Galapagos Tortoise Named Diego Single-Handedly Rebuilds His Species' Population
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LOOK: Interactive Map Shows Where Animals Will Migrate as Globe Warms
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My Pet... Alligator? Man Fights For Custody Of His Pizza-Loving Gator
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Disney Alligator Update: Toddler's Father Says Two Alligators Involved In Attack; Disney Removes All Gators and Crocs From Shows