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Amphisbaenians, in parallel with the lizards and the snakes. There are four living groups and all are limbless except for . which has the forelimbs only. They show many unique specialisations which distinguish them from both lizards and snakes. Apart from skull peculiarities, such as the prominent ossification of

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Primitive Snakes,arlier than the lower Cretaceous. The early snakes were rather short, thick-bodied reptiles of comparatively large size with a mixture of lizard and snake characters. Among the many lizard families there is no certainty which is the most closely related to the snakes. The varanid and lanthanotid liz

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Advanced Snakes,t found before the Oligocene. All the families are more or less widely distributed, except for the absence of specific families in particular areas and for a northern limit imposed by the permafrost, which precludes hibernation underground. Two thirds of living snakes are colubrids and the great maj

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Savvas Katsikides,Pavlos I. Koktsidise shell, they are at the sane time among the most highly specialised. This is an extreme example of a precept which applies throughout the animal kingdom that none is wholly primitive or wholly advanced, but all are an adaptive mosaic of archaic and advanced characters in balance with the needs of t

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-11375-1 years from the Triassic to the end of the Cretaceous and included well-known fossil reptiles such as the dinosaurs and pterodactyles. The most primitive archosaurs were the Permian and Triassic thecodonts, such as ., and it was this group that gave rise to the crocodiles.

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Hitachi-UTokyo Laboratory(H-UTokyo Lab.)tock in the Triassic, although lizards did not become common until the Cretaceous and the snakes a little later. The amphisbaenians probably represent a very early separation from the lizards, although they are not known as fossils until the Eocene.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-36461-7 in parallel with the lizards and the snakes. There are four living groups and all are limbless except for . which has the forelimbs only. They show many unique specialisations which distinguish them from both lizards and snakes. Apart from skull peculiarities, such as the prominent ossification of