No. Snakes are in the lepidosaur branch of reptiles while dinosaurs are from the archosaur branch.
Both snakes and dinosaurs are diapsid reptiles. Dinosaurs, however, are archosaurs. Snakes are squamates.
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There were ancestors of snakes that had feet during the time of the dinosaurs. But the mere fact that they had feet meant that they would be considered snakes. Instead they were more like modern lizards. The first snakes appeared during the Cretaceous period when dinosaurs still dominated the earth.
No. The tuatara is more closely related to lizards and snakes than it is to dinosaurs.
No. Turtle are from a branch of reptiles completely separate from dinosaurs.
Reptiles are considered to be an adapted version of some dinosaurs. Since snakes are retails then it should also be consider a (adapted) dinosaur.But snakes in particular are not usually known (or mentioned) as an (adapted) dinosaur.
Snakes appeared about 70 million years ago, just before the dinosaurs died out. Although snakes were huge then, the biggest recorded was 36ft long. Remember, any snake that lives on land that is longer than 50 ft is too big to move and breathe.
Yes. Snakes first appeared in the Cretaceous period, the third and last period of the age of the dinosaurs.
Sharks are Sharks and dinosaurs are dinosaurs. But there were animals recognizable as Sharks living when the dinosaurs did.
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Snakes, turtles, crocodiles, and extinct animals such as dinosaurs.