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| − | ''Lizards ''('''Scleroglos '''and '''Lacertilia''') are suborders of the order Squamata. Although they appear to resemble [[File:Gecko.jpg|thumb|402px|Big Al hunting a |
+ | ''Lizards ''('''Scleroglos '''and '''Lacertilia''') are suborders of the order Squamata. Although they appear to resemble [[File:Gecko.jpg|thumb|402px|Big Al hunting a [[Paramacellodus]] from Ballad of Big Al]]reptiles such as ''[[Euparkeria]]'' and ''[[Petrolacosaurus]]'', lizards evolved much later in evolutionary time, and evolved during the [[Jurassic|Late Jurassic]], about the same time as the evolution of [[birds]]. Most lizards were egg-laying animals, but some may have given birth to live young instead. |
==In Prehistory== |
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Revision as of 22:32, 2 December 2020
Facts
Lizards (Scleroglos and Lacertilia) are suborders of the order Squamata. Although they appear to resemble
Big Al hunting a Paramacellodus from Ballad of Big Al
reptiles such as Euparkeria and Petrolacosaurus, lizards evolved much later in evolutionary time, and evolved during the Late Jurassic, about the same time as the evolution of birds. Most lizards were egg-laying animals, but some may have given birth to live young instead.
In Prehistory
During the Late Cretaceous, some lizards, such as Mosasaurs, adapted to posses an aquatic lifestyle.