Assertion: tuatara | /r/AtLocation | new zealand
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text: The tuatara, Sphendon punctatus, is found only in New Zealand and is the only surviving member of a distinct reptilian order Sphehodontia that lived alongside early dinosaurs and separated from other reptiles 200 million years ago in the Upper Triassic period.
text: The tuatara is a reptile found in New Zealand.
text: The tuatara, Sphendon punctatus, is found only in New Zealand and is the only surviving member of a distinct reptilian order Sphehodontia that lived alongside early dinosaurs and separated from other reptiles 200 million years ago in the Upper Triassic period.
text: The tuatara, Sphendon punctatus, resembles a lizard and is found only in New Zealand.
text: Tuatara is a reptile found in New Zealand and represented by two living species Sphenodon punctatus and Sphenodon guntheri.
text: Due to the growing threat from both people and predators, the tuatara is only found in New Zealand and now only survives in the wild on protected off-shore islands and conservation areas.
text: Tuatara are found only in New Zealand.
text: The tuatara, Sphendon punctatus, is found only in New Zealand and is the only surviving member of a distinct reptilian order Sphehodontia that lived alongside early dinosaurs and separated from other reptiles 200 million years ago in the Upper Triassic period.
text: The tuatara is only found in New Zealand and is in danger of becoming extinct!
text: The tuatara is only found in New Zealand.
text: The tuatara, Sphendon punctatus, is found only in New Zealand and is the only surviving member of a distinct reptilian order, Sphehodontia, that lived alongside early dinosaurs and separated from other reptiles 200 million years ago in the Upper Triassic period.
text: The tuatara is a lizard-like reptile that is found in New Zealand.
text: The tuatara, Sphendon punctatus, is found only in New Zealand and is the only surviving member of a distinct reptilian order Sphehodontia that lived alongside early dinosaurs and separated from other reptiles 200 million years ago in the Upper Triassic period.
text: The tuatara, Sphendon punctatus, resembles a lizard and is found only in New Zealand.
text: Tuatara, a unique reptile whose pedigree goes back over 230 million years, is the only surviving member of the reptilian order Sphenodontia, now found only in New Zealand.
text: The tuatara (“spiny back” in Maori) is a reptile found only in New Zealand.
text: Found only in New Zealand, the tuatara consists of two extant species, their differences primarily due to geographical variance.