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Newts and other rare reptiles are being stolen from ponds, and conservationists are worried that some species could die out altogether.
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A whole range of other reptiles were present in the Jurassic and Cretaceous; none of them are dinosaurs.
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They also eat the eggs of birds and other reptiles .
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This never seemed to happen to other diving reptiles such as the ichthyosaurs.
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The thick-shelled bivalves have greater lifespans than do other molluscs, and turtles and tortoises outlive other reptiles .
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Much maligned, the adder is our only venomous snake, feeding on other reptiles and small mammals.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Both amphibians and reptiles are paralyzed by cold, and are therefore confined to the temperate zones and tropics.
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Eventually, they were eclipsed by the reptiles and much reduced in numbers.
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Hunting reptiles is nothing new to John Weber.
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In turn the later reptiles could diversify on land when they could lay eggs away from a watery environment.
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Similarly, the huge reptiles which dominated the land, sea, and even the air of the Cretaceous are all gone.
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The third is an immune system, used only by the descendants of reptiles.
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Under the microscope even the bone structure of these dinosaurs looks more like that of living mammals than cold-blooded reptiles.