Based on the two premises provided, we can draw the following valid conclusion:
Conclusion: All geckos are reptiles.
This conclusion follows logically because:
- Since all geckos are lizards (Premise 1), and,
- All lizards are reptiles (Premise 2),
- It follows that all geckos must also be reptiles.
This is an example of a syllogism, where the conclusion is derived from the two premises.