Saurian (noun)

A member of the order Sauria, which includes lizards, crocodiles, and related extinct forms.

Origin:

From latin sauria, from greek saura "lizard".

Examples:

1. The saurian species found in the region are mostly lizards and geckos.
2. The saurian fossils found in the area were believed to be from the Triassic period.
3. Saurian creatures were dominant during the Mesozoic era.
4. Saurians are a diverse group of reptiles that have been around for millions of years.
5. Saurian lizards are known for their ability to move quickly and efficiently, making them hard to catch.