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Mother Of All Lizards: World's Oldest Reptile Fossil Dates Back 240 Million Years
Paleontologists trace back the origins of all squamates, discovering that the line goes back even further than initially believed. The mother of lizards, it turns out, lived way back in the Permian period.
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