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Only the lepidosauria have what we call 'scales'. Crocodiles and turtles don't. This is mentioned in the article, but as a mere comment (even if in its...

Ankylopoda is rather an equivalent of Sauria, *including* on one hand Lepidosauria, and OTOH Archelosauria. Thus, there wouldn't be a contradition with...

other way. Archosauromorpha is defined (Dilkes, 1998) as Protorosaurus > Lepidosauria roughly, which makes it more inclusive than Archelosauria. Archelosauria...

Archosauria is no longer considered a Superorder like its counterpart Lepidosauria.Dinoguy2 20:25, 28 February 2006 (UTC) re "cleaning up" the Technical...

not the (rather outdated in my understanding) use as a synonym for Lepidosauria. As the intro says "Sauria is a clade of reptiles that includes all living...

follows: Mammalia (mammals) Anapsida - Testudines (turtles) Diapsida Lepidosauria Squamata (lizards and snakes) Sphenodontida (tuatara) Archosauria Crocodilia...

Squamata (which is its sister group), the tuatara belongs to the group Lepidosauria, the only survivor of Lepidosauromorpha. Its origin probably lies close...

consensus in biology. Therefore, extant reptiles include: (a) turtles; (b) Lepidosauria (tuatara, lizards, snakes, amphisbaenas); (c) Crocodylians; (d) birds...

Testudinia (turtles, tortoises)                     Subclass Lepidosauria (lizards, snakes)                     Subclass Crocodilia (crocodiles...

are included in the group and only complete clades like Testudines, Lepidosauria and Crocodylia are excluded. Peter coxhead (talk) 19:39, 20 June 2012...

been seen as diapsids that are slightly closer to archosaurs than to Lepidosauria (which includes squamata), while the section 'External phylogeny' says...

and Diapsida legends, and specifying Sauropsida as the node for the Lepidosauria branch. If five side branches is not considered enough, one for the Hyperoartia...

cladogram like the one here [1], and would look like this: Sauropsida ├─Lepidosauria └───Archosauria ├─Crocodilia └───Aves The problem is it's a real pain...

at least were endothermic. If we take living reptile to mean chelonia-lepidosauria-crocodilia then the (primitively) shelled eggs but without (flight) feathers...

(crocs, birds, dinos, some other extinct mesozoic odds & ends), and Lepidosauria (tuataras, snakes and lizards). Turtles were formerly thought to be part...