The mammal-like reptile that was found as a fossil in Texas:
Correct answer: C. Varanope
- A. Archaeopteryx
- B. Duckbill platypus
- C. Varanope
- D. Opossum
Explanation
Varanope is a mammal-like reptile fossil found in Texas. It belongs to a group known as varanopids, which were early synapsids, a lineage that eventually gave rise to mammals.
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