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A small team of paleontologists with members from Austria, Germany and Switzerland has found evidence suggesting that a ...
The tuatara, a reptile native to New Zealand, looks like a lizard but belongs to a completely different evolutionary branch.
These predators evolved from semi-aquatic lizards related to modern-day monitor ... (30-60 cm), kuehneosaurids would have been capable of gliding significant distances between trees in the Triassic ...
These predators evolved from semi-aquatic lizards related to modern-day monitor ... (30-60 cm), kuehneosaurids would have been capable of gliding significant distances between trees in the Triassic ...
For more than 70 years, thousands of common wall lizards, known as Lazarus lizards, have scurried across sidewalks and lurked in your garden. They're all over Cincinnati, but the reptiles aren't ...
A 205-million-year-old fossil discovered near Bristol has been confirmed as the oldest known modern lizard, pushing back ... that were prevalent during the Triassic period, over 200 million ...
Over the past few decades, the site has yielded fossils of gliding reptiles ... an extinct group of lizard-like animals that thrived during the Triassic. While they would have looked like lizards ...
gliding reptiles, and some of the first known lizards. Threordatoth now joins this list, offering a new glimpse into life during the Late Triassic. According to Dr. Luke Meade, the lead researcher ...
Cryptovaranoides microlanius was a tiny lizard that skittered around what is now southern England during the late Triassic, around 205 million years ago. It likely snapped up insects in its razor ...
The former quarry located in Cromhall, South Gloucestershire, is renowned as a rich source of Triassic wildlife. Gliding reptiles, dinosaur relatives and even one of the earliest known lizards have ...
The former quarry located in Cromhall, South Gloucestershire, is renowned as a rich source of Triassic wildlife. Gliding reptiles, dinosaur relatives and even one of the earliest known lizards have ...
A tiny lizard found in a quarry near Bristol is the world's oldest. The skeleton, unearthed from Triassic-aged rocks, has been confirmed as being at least 205 million years old in a new study.