300 million years ago
They appeared at the late Triassic period about 230 million years ago.
The first reptiles evolved from amphibians, their first appearance was during the Carboniferous Period 359-299 million years ago
DINOSAURS
dinosuars
the first reptile would be the alligator and crocadile they have been here dinosaur time and they are the oldest living reptiles alive today.
a dino was a reptile, when the first form of reptile started it broke in to two groups one that turned in a dino and also some turned into what we are today.
Snakes
Snake
First found in the 18 century and it was a Mosasaurus
I haven't read this specifically, but here is my deduction from what I do know: Probably some type of mammal-like reptile or archosaur was the first warm blooded vertebrate. As for archosaurs, dinosaurs appear to have been warm blooded, and the heart structure of crocodillians suggests that they evolved from warm blooded ancestors. However, it is likely that a mammal-like reptile evolved a warm blooded metabolism before any archosaur.
I haven't read this specifically, but here is my deduction from what I do know: Probably some type of mammal-like reptile or archosaur was the first warm blooded vertebrate. As for archosaurs, dinosaurs appear to have been warm blooded, and the heart structure of crocodillians suggests that they evolved from warm blooded ancestors. However, it is likely that a mammal-like reptile evolved a warm blooded metabolism before any archosaur.
Pterosaurs
they first appear in prrmian period
No, an alligator is a reptile.