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How could can humans evolve to have reptilian attributes?

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In my world, all of my demihumans have evolved from the same ancestor from modern humans. This conceptually includes my version of Reptilians/Lizardfolk. For the most part I would have them share the same anatomy as regular humans. But they're called lizardmen for a reason. So, if possible, I'd have them have these traits:

  • Scales, which can cover most the amount of the body. Maybe some can have patterns and make them have camouflage?
  • Long tails that could regenerate.
  • Eyes that have color vision and more advanced visual depth perception.
  • Claws on their hands, which can be used for tool-making, and reptile-like feet.
  • Some may develop venom in their mouth to use as protection.

With all of these attributes in mind, how could they evolve to become the reptillian-ish humanoids I have in mind?

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