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INDEX TO THE SCIENTIFIC NAMESIN"CLASSIFICATION OF THE LIZARDS"byCHARLES LEWIS CAMPBull. Amer. Mus. Nat. Hist.Vol. XLVIII, Art. XI, pp. 289-4811923
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Acanthodactylus ; 361,406, 410.Acanthosaura; 367, 406.Acontias; 340, 351, 369,375, 396.meleagris; 355, 380,387.monodactylus; 355, 367,niger; 387.Acrosauria; 346.Acteosaurus; 322.Adriosaurus; 322.Aelurosaurus ; 305.A^tosaurus; 399.Agama; 348, 363, 367, 416.atra; 410. 412.colonorum; 371.galliae; 309.hispida; 362.inermis; 402.pallida; 362.plica; 406.sanguinlenta; 362.stellio; 402, 410.Agamidae; 298, 304, 307,310, 311, 312, 334,357, 359, 360, 361,362, 363, 364, 365,367, 369, 375, 379,381, 393, 394, 395,398, 401, 406, 409,410, 417, 418, 421.Agamodon; 351, 361.Aigialosauridae; 300,321 , 324, 356, 361,365, 367, 418.Aigialosaurus ; 321.Algiroides; 339, 361,365, 406.
Amblyrhynchus ; 307, 365,371, 373, 395, 401,405, 416.cristatus; 379, 406.Ameiva; 404, 408, 411.sur inamensis , 406.vulgaris; 377, 406.Amphibia; 369, 420.Amphibolurus; 339, 348,362, 367, 372, 406,416.muricatus; 371, 380.Amphisbaena; 339, 340,342, 343, 351, 356,360, 417, Fig. 18(448).alba; 342, 351, 361,380, 399, 400, Fig.9 (438), Fig. 40(448).caeca; Fig. F (342).fuliginosa; 342, 361,399, 400.occidentalis ; 352.Amphisbaenidae ; 299, 313,314, 316, 334, 342,344, 351, 354, 356,357, 361, 362, 363,365, 369, 375, 379,393, 394, 401, 415,417, 419.Amphisbaenoidea; 299,316 , 352, 372.Anelytropsidae, 299, 352,365, 379, 396, 397.Anelytropsispapillosus, 352.Anguidae; 300, 318, 325,326, 328, 334, 355,356, 361, 362, 365,367, 369, 373, 374,
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Anguidae (cont.); 377,386, 396, 401, 406,418.Anguinimorpha; 299, 306,313, 314, 315, 318 ,351, 358, 360, 361,365, 367, 369, 373,374, 376, 386, 392,401, 409, 411, 417,419, 420, Figs. 13-20 (440), 454, Figs.90-98 (474).Anguioidea; 300, 315,326, 373, 420, Figs.58-61 (456).Anguis; 327, 340, 345,348, 352, 353, 356,358, 360, 363, 367,374, 376, 394, 396,397, 398.fragilis; 353, 355,365, 367, 373, 380,409, 413, Fig. 92(474).Anisolepis; 386.Anniella; 314, 325, 334,340, 350, 351, 352,358, 375, 376, 386,393, 394, 395, 456.pulchra; 355, 400.pulchra nigra; 373,380, Fig. 61 (456),Figs. 70-72 (468).Anniellidae; 301, 325,326, 356, 365, 373,375, 396, 397, 401,415, 418, 419, 420.Anolis; 311, 345, 360,365, 366, 371, 376,377, 386, 388, 416.
carolinensis ; 410.cuvieri; 379.sagrae; 308, 406, 410,414.Anops ibaenakingii; 352, 399, 400.Aporosaura; 401.Aprasia; 330, 401.pulchella; 330.Araeoscelis; 310, 337,344, 346, 347, 349,356, 362, 363, 368,376, 394, 414, Fig.77 (472).Archaeopteryx; 392.Ardeosauridae ; 304, 306 ,356.Ardeosaurus; 306, 350,361, 394, 418.brevipes; 306, Fig. C.Aristelliger ; 339.Ascalabota; 297, 302,303 , 305, 310, 312,331, 335, 341, 358,374, 376, 377, 380,385, 386, 398, 400,401, 403, 408, 414,415, 416, 417, 418,419, 420, Figs. 1-7 (436), Figs. 27-31 (444), Figs. 42-47 (450), 458.Ascalabotes; 396, 397.Autarchoglossa; 298, 302,312 , 335, 358, 378,379, 380, 385, 387,390, 398, 399, 400,401, 408, 414, 415,416, 417, 418, 419,Figs. 32-37 (446),458.
Aves, 392.Bachia, 345, 360, 367,377, 386, 400.intermedia, 339,380, 387, 400, 410,4L3, Fig. 68 (464)Fig. 74 (468).Basiliscus, 365, 369,371, 394, 416.amboinensis, 406.vittatus, 379.Bipes, 317.Blanus, 399.cinerea, 351.cinereus, 375,399,400, 410, 454.strauchii, 353.Brachylophus , 365, 371,401, 416.fasciatus, 386, 404,406, Fig. 29 (444),Fig. 44 (450).Brevi lingues , 397.Brookesia, 311, 351,3a6, 357,358,362,375, 394,405,408,410.superci 1 iar is , 412.Cadurcosaurussauvagei, 315.Callisaurus, 307, 360,366, 370, 371, 450.Callopistes, 401.Calotes, 310, 311364, 367, 371,377, 404, 408,cristatel lus , 394.jubatus, 355, 410,412.
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mystaceus, 362.versicolor, 350, 360,362, 380, 394, 406,410, 412, Fig. 5(436), Fig. 30(444), Fig. 46 (450).Carsosaurus, 321, 413.Celestus, 418.costatus, 373,striatus , 411.Cephalopel t isscutigera, 3)2.Chalarodon, 308,339,360,363,370,371,386,405,416,450.madagascarensis , 379,386, 400, 405, 409,412.Chalcides, 339, 351,353, 357, 377, 391.mionecton, 386, 387,410, 413.sepoides, 380, 387,390, 391.tridactylus, 353,380, 386, 387, 391,413.simonyi, 361.lineatus, 367, 410.ocellatus, 377, 380,387, 391.Chamaeleopristinus, 309, 310 .Chamaeleolis, 307,311,365,386.Chamaeleon, 303,340,351, 357, 360,364,372, 377, 381, 383,
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Charasia, 367, 406.Chelonia, 302, 369, 373.Chelosania, 401
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Chelydraserpentina, Fig. 41(448).Chirotes, 339, 367, 409.canaliculatus , 410,413Chalamydosaurus , 339.Chondrodactylus 306.Cicigna, 394.Clidastes, 322, 351.dispar, 410.velox, 413.westii, 413, Fig. 22(442).Cnemidophorus , 360, 361,369, 377, 380, 394,411, 414.sp. ? 400.lemniscatus, 402sexlineatus, 410.tessellatus, 410.Coleonyx, 305, 314, 339,340, 350, 359, 360,366, 376, 377, 394,452.variegatus, 344, 370,379, 400, 404, 405,409, Fig. 4 (436),Fig. 27 (444), Fig.42 (450).Coniasaurus , 302.Conolophus, 350, 365, 401Cordy losaurus , 394.Corythophanes , 36 5, 394.Cotylosauria, 324, 346,347, 375, 392.
Crocodilia, 302, 369,383, 384, 392.Crocody lusamericanus, Fig. 39(448).Crotaphytus, 345, 360,365, 371, 376, 377 :409, 450.collaris, 309, 361,410, 412.collaris baileyi,350, 357, 366, 379 :406.wislizenii, 379, 409,412.Cryptobranchus , 381,383, 384.Cryptodelma , 401.Ctenoblepharis , 365,401.Ctenosaura, 351, 365,371, 386, 387, 416.Cyclodus, 315.[Tiliqua] nigro-lineatus, 412.Cyclura, 365, 371, 377,386,387,394,409,412,416.Cymbospondy lus , 349.petrinus, 348.Dasia,smaragdinum, 380.Delma, 401.impar , 330.fraseri, 410.Diadophis, 302.sp.?, 400.Dibamidae, 299, 314,317,353,365,386,393,397,415,419.
Dibamus, 313, 314, 340,353, 376, 390.novaeguineae , 353,380, 400, Fig. 75(470).Didelphys, 408.Didosaurus, 315.mauritanicus , 315.Dinosauria, 392.Diopeusleptocephalus , 349.Diploglossa, 300, 302,325 , 251, 354, 358,374, 394, 397, 418.Diploglossus , 365cadurcensis, 327.Diplolaemus, 366.Dipsosaurus, 345, 360,365, 371, 373, 376,377, 394, 416.dorsalis, 379, 410.Dol ichosauridae, 300,321, 322, 345, 356,359, 367, 418.Dolichosaurus, 303, 322,413.Dopasiagracilis, 368.smaragdinum, 405.Dracaenosauruscroizeti, 315.Draco, 336, 348, 362,367, 371, 395, 417.formosus , 360, 380,406.viridis, 377.Egernia, 335, 339, 340,351, 359, 360, 365,368, 377, 394, 408,409, 410.
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whitei, 412.Elasmobranchs , 393.Enigmatosaurus , 303.Enyalioides, 365, 386,401.heterolepis, 379.Enyalius, 365, 385.rhombifer, 379, 400.Eremias, 361, 365, 410.Eublepharidae , 305.Eumeces, 339, 351.fasciatus, 410.obsoletus, 410schneideri, 36 5, 377.Euposauridae , 310, 318 ,346, 363.Euposaurus, 319.thiollieri, 318.Evesia, 367.monodactyla, 410.Feylinia, 314, 353,390.currori, 380,387, 400; Fig. 73,(468).Feyliniidae, 299, 340,356, 362,- 372, 375,386, 396-, 415.Geckolepis, 396, 400.polylepis, Fig. A,304.Gehyra, 340, 343,350,359, 366, 405, 409.Gekko, 404, 405, 408.verticil latus , 34T,343, 355, 372, 379,405, 412, Fig. 62,(458).
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vittatus, 355.Gekkonidae, 297, 304,334, 335, 336, 345,348, 356, 359, 362,365, 366, 370, 375,401, 404, 405, 411,413, 418, Figs. 1-4,(436), 458.Gekkota, 297, 303, 304 ,307, 315, 329, 332,358, 361, 362, 366,370, 373, 374, 376,379, 394, 395, 409,412.Gerrhonotus, 325,328,331, 340, 342, 351,360, 364, 365, 373,376, 377, 404, 418,420, Fig. 16 (440),456.imbricatus, 406, 413.liocephalus, Fig. 93,(474).multicarinatus , 409.scincicauda, 340, 400,409.scincicauda scinci-cauda; Fig.H, Fig. 15,(440), Fig. 99,(476), Fig. 108,(480).scincicauda webbii,373, 380, 406; Fig.33 (446), Fig. 59,(456).Gerrhosauridae, 299,306, 314, 316, 334,356, 361, 362, 365,
Gerrhosauridae (cont.)369, 370, 371, 377,386, 396, 397, 401,406.Gerrhosaurus , 316, 340,348, 351, 360, 394,395, 397, 406, 409.flavigularis nigro-lineatus, 413.nigrolineatus , 365,Fig.K, 397,410,Figs. 88-89, (474).zechi, 342,370, 380,400, 404, Fig. 32,(446), Fig. 52, (452).Fig. 63, (458), Fig.66 (462).Glauconiidae , 302.Globidens, 323.Glyptosauridae , 301,325, 326, 327, 351,356, 361, 362, 364,365, 376, 397, 405,418, 420, 474, 476,Fig. 112 (480).Glyptosaurus, 327, 328,329, 394, Fig. 20,(440), Fig. 95-96,(474), 476.Gonatodes, 339, 340, 359,366.annularis, 405, 409.atricucullaris , 409,412.Gongylus, 396, 404.ocellatus, 409, 410,Fig. 85, (474).Gonocephalus , 367.dilophus, 377.godeffroyi, 394.
Gonocephalus (cont.)kuhlii, 394, 410, 412.subcristatus , 406.Gramma tophor
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barbata, 410, 412.Gymnodactylusplaturus, 355.Gymnophthalmus , 398.Helocepnalus , 366.Heloderma, 301, 328, 340,348, 349, 350, 355,361, 362,365,376,377, 394,396,397,404, 411, 418, Fig.21, (440), Fig. 100,(476), 480.horridum, 351, Fig.98, (474).suspectum, 380, 400,406, 410, 413, Fig.58, (456).Helodermatidae, 301, 318,325, 326, 328, 334,345, 356, 363, 365,377, 396, 401, 406,418, 420, 474.Helodermatoidea, 358.Helodermoides, 327, 328,
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Homopholis, 340.Hoplocercus , 365, 386.Hoplodactylus, 335, 401.Hoplurus, 365, 386.Hyporhina, 318.Ichthyosauria, 347, 348.Iguana, 339, 348, 350,360, 361, 365, 371,373, -3-86, 381, 387,394, 404, 409, 416.delicatissima, 406.tuberculata, 400,406, 410, 412.Iguanavus, 309.Iguania, 298, 303, 306,307 , 311, 332, 336,350, 351, 358, 360,361, 362, 364, 366,370, 373, 374, 379,385, 394, 405, 409,412, Figs. 5-6,(436).Iguanidae, 298, 304,308, 310, 334, 336,362, 363, 36 5, 366,367, 369, 370, 371,381, 386, 395, 396,401, 406, 409, 410,411, 417, 418.Isopachys, 331.gyldenstolpei , 352.Japalura, 367,--371, 372.swinhonis, 380, 406.Kadaliosaurus , 346, 392.Lacerta, 316, 339, 340,342, 348, 351, 362,366, 374, 378, 382,383, 384, 402, 403,404, 406, 408.
Lacerta (cont . )agilis, 316, 328,341, 355, 358, 361,36}, 392, 392, 410,413.atlantica, 361, 365.dugesii, 361.galloti, 361, 365.mosorensis, 361, 410.mucronata, 316.muralis, 361, 365,410.muralis coerulea, 410.muralis major, 402.ocellata, 355, 361,365, 370, 380, 400,409, Fig. 50, (452).oxycephala, 361, 365,410.serpa, 353, 413, Fig.80, (472).simonyi, 361, 365,410, 413, Fig. 79,(472).viridis, 355, 361,365, 413.vivipara, 361.Lacertoidea, 299, 315 .405.Laemanctus, 365, 369.longipes, 409, 412.Lanthanotus, 365.Lathrogecko, 339, 340,359, 367.xanthostigma, 405,409.Leiocephalus , 366, 371,386, 399.carinatus, 379, 400.
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Lepidoblepharis , 339,340, 359.barbouri, 405, 409,412.Lepidophyma, 339, 340,361.Lepidosternon, 351,361, 401.sphenorhynchum,352.Leposoma, 401.Leptoglossa, 358.Leptotyphlopidae , 302.Lialis, 330, 340, 361,362, 370, 376, 386,401, 418, Fig. 17,(440).burtoni, 320,400,419, Figl3,(440),Fig. 55, (454).Liolaemus, 365,401.multiformis, 379.Liolepis, 367, 369, 379,401, 404, 416.belliana, 371, 380,394, 410, 412.guttata, 406.Liolepisma, 339.Liosaurus, 365, 386.Lophura, 308, 406, 409,411, 412.amboinensis , 380.Loxopholis, 401.Lygosoma, 339, 348, 349,351, 360, 361, 375 :377, 396, 404, 408,moco, 412.ornatum, 412.quoyi, 361, 410.
Lygosoma (cont.)smithii, 413.sundevallii, 410.taeniolatus , 410.tenue , Fig. 87, (474)
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Lyriocephalus, 362,367, 369, 393, 409.kuhlii, 406.scutatus, 412.Mabuya, 348, 351, 362,396.multifasciata, 361,365, 410, 412.striata, 410, 412.trivittata, 339.Macropholidus , 401.Macroscincus , 339.Megalaniaprisca, Fig. 26,(442).Megalanidae, 321.Megalaninae, 300, 321 ,345.Melanerpeton, 392.Menobranchus , 408.Mesoleptos, 321.Metopoceros, 364.Moloch, 350, 367, 406,409.horridus, 412.Monitordracaena, 413.Monoplocus, 401.Mosasauridae , 300, 321,345, 356, 361, 362,365, 367, 392.Mosasauroidea, 300, 319,322, 359,418.
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Mosasaurus, 322, 351,394, 411.Naocephalus, 303.Naultinus, 335, 401.Necrodasypusgalliae, 327.Neoseps , 314, 354.Nephrurus, 335.Norops, 36?, 366, 386,394.auratus , 406.Notiosaurus, 303.Nucras, 316, 335, 339.Nyctisaura, 332, 358.Opetiosaurus , 321, 409.Ophiacodon, 389, 392.Ophiodes, 326, 365, 373,418.striatus, 313, 368,373, 380, 400, 406,410.Ophiognomon, 367.abendrothii, 355.Ophiops, 365, 410.Ophiosaurus, 331.Ophioseps, 330, 361,375, 401nasuta, 330.repens, 330.Ophiops isepidae, 330, 331
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Ophisaurus (cont.)harti, 363.pallasii, 368.ventralis, 355, 367409Ophryoessa, 365, 380,381.Oreosaurus, 328.Ornithorhynchus , 356,411.Pachydactylus , 340, 343,350, 359, 360, 398.bibroni, 341.maculatus, 405.Pachyglossa, 358, 363.Palaeochamaeleoeuropeus, 309.Palaeohatteria, 366.Pal iguana, 304, 309,418,whitei, 304.Pantylus, Fig. 82 (474).Paragonatodes , 340, 367.dickersoni, 409, 412.Parapsida, 347.Patricosaurus , 303Peltosaurus, 327, 328,329, 394.Pelycosauria, 346, 375.
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cornutum, 405coronatum, 379.hernandesi, 379,Fig. 31 (444), Fig.45 (450).Phyllodactylus, 343,359,360,367,376,396,405.lesueuri, 377.tuberculatus , 409.Phyllurus, 311, 335,356.Phymaturus, 365,401,403.Physignathus, 379,417,lesueurii, 371,380,410.Placosaurus, 327,328,418.rugosus, 327, Fig97,(474), Figs. 104-105, (476).Platecarpus, 323.coryphaeus, 413.ictericus, 413.Platycarpus, 351.Platydactylus, 381.guttatus,340,358,386,409.japonicus, 379.raauritanicus , 339,341,405,409,412.muralis, 412.murorum, 396.Platynota, 299, 302,318,319,336,344,359,365,376,417,418,420, Figs. 22-26 (422).
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405.Pletholax, 401.Pleurosaurus , 346, 348.Plioplatecarpusmarshii, 413.Polychrus, 311, 345,348,355,365,371,381,386,388,409.marmoratus, 379,406.Pontosaurus, 322.Pristidactylus , 365.Prioiguana, 309.Propseudopus , 326.fraasii, 326,365.Propusvermif ormis , 410.Proterosaurus , 366.speneri, Fig. 76.(472).Protopterus, 407.Psammodromus , 361,365.Psammosaurusscincus ,413.Pseudocordylus , 339.Pseudopus, 326,374,381,396,397.moguntius , 326
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Serpentes, 301, 325,418, 454.Seymouria, 343, 411.Sitana, 362, 367, 406.ponticeriana, 394.Sphaerodactylus , 339,340, 350, 359, 367,398, 399.cinereus, 400.macrolepis, 400, 405,412, Fig. 3 (436).Sphenodon, 302, 324, 341,343, 345, 346, 348,349, 355, 364, 369,376, 378, 379, 383,384, 389, 390, 391,392, 408, 411, 414,419, 420.punctatus, Fig. 38,(448).Squamata, 345, 369,Stellio, 404.cordylinus, 412.Stenocercusboettgeri, 379.cupreus , 365.humeral is, 366.marmoratus, 366.moestus, 366.roseiventris , 365,torquatus, 366.varius, 366.Strobilurus, 366.Tachydromus, 361, 365,401.Tarentola, 343, 350,396,404, 474.annularis, 355.mauritanica, 355, 396,Fig. 83, (474).
Tarentola (cont.)cubana, Fig. 2 (436).Teiidae, 299, 306, 309,314, 315, 316, 317,334, 342, 345, 354,355, 358, 361, 362,363, 365, 369, 370,372, 374, 377, 378,386, 401, 406.Tejus, 351.tejuexin, 377.Teratolepis, 398.Teratoscincus, 398, 399.Tetradactylus, 325, 345.Thalattosaurus, 419.alexandrae, 348.Thaumastosaurus, 303Thecadactylus, 340, 359,405.rapicauda, 343, 355,379, 400, 402, Fig.1 (436).australis, 401.Thecaglossa, 358.Theropleura, 392.Thinosaurus, 320, 345,376, 419, Fig. 23,(442).Tiliqua, 335, 339, 340,351, 355, 357, 359,360, 365, 368, 377,387 , 388, 394, 406,408, 409.nigrolutea, 410.Trachysaurus, 335, 339,340, 348, 357, 359,360, 365, 368, 377,388 , 404, 405, 408,409.
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Trachysaurus (cont.)rugosus, 370, 380,387 , 394, 400, 406,410, 412, Fig. 11(438), Fig. 49.(452), Fig. 78,(472).Tretioscincus , 369.Trimerorhachis , 434.Triturus, 383, 384.Trogonophis, 317, 399,401.wiegmanni , 361, 399,400.Tropidodactylus , 365,386.Tropidurus, 365.Tupinambis, 316, 340, 345,348, 351, 357, 360,361, 375, 376, 394,404, 408, 409.nigropunctatus , 379,377, 380, 400, 406,413, Fig. 10, (438),Fig. 51, (452).Tycosaurus, 323, 324, 356,376.dyspelor, 356, 410,413.Tylosteus, 303.Typhlopidae, 302,313,417.Typhlops, 302, 314, 316,317.congestus, 302, 400,Fig. 53, (454).Typhlosaurus, 340, 360.auranticus, 387.Typhloseps, 331.Uma, 307, 370, 371.notata, 379.Uraniscodon, 365, 366.
Urocentron, 366.Urodela, 373Uromastix, 339, 341, 348,359, 360,362,364,367,372, 372,379,401,404, 405,406,416.acantherinus , 341.hardwickii, 380.spinipes, 341,361,394.Uropeltidae, 302, 349.Uroplates, 303, 305, 311,340, 343, 355, 367,369, 370, 377, 380,390, 394, 404, 406,408, 411, 420, 454.fimbriatus, 340, 341,379, 386, 389, 405,409, Fig. 28, (444),Fig. 43, (450).Uroplatidae, 298, 304,334, 345, 3^6, 365,386, 401, 405, 415.Urostrophus, 365, 386.Uta, 371, 450.thalassina, 361, 379.Varanidae, 300, 320 ,334, 345, 356, 361,362, 363, 367, 372,373, 395, 401, 408.Varaninae, 300, 321 .Varanoidea, 300, 301,320 , 326, 358.Varanus, 301, 319, 320,323, 324, 340, 348,351, 357, 358, 359,360, 362, 372, 374,376, 377, 394, 404,408, 409, 417, 419.
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arenarius, 409.bengalensis, 410.bivittatus, 406.exanthema tic us , 406.griseus, 402, 413.margariticeps , 327.niloticus, 323, 406,413, Fig. 25, (442),nuchalis, 380, 400,406, Fig. 54,(454).salvator, 406.Voeltzkowia, 351, 354,mira, Fig.B, 304,386, 387, 394, 395,Xantusia, 326, 339, 340,350, 360, 367, 375,377, 394, 417.riversiana, 361, 362,367, 380, 400, 405,Fig. 48, (452).vigilis, 344, 361,362, 367, 377, 405,409, 410, 412, 414.Fig. 8 (438), Fig.69, (466).Xantusiidae, 298, 314,334, 336, 344, 356,358, 361, 362, 365,367, 372, 377, 396,401, 405, 414, 417.Xantusioidea, 298, 306,314.Xenosauridae , 301, 318,325, 326, 334, 358,365, 367, 373, 396,401, 406, 418, 420.Xenosaurus, 340, 376,377, 404, 418, 456,458.
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Xenosaurus (cont.)grand is, 380, 400,406, 410, 413, Fig.34 (446), Fig. 60,(456), Fig. 64, (460)Fig. 65, (462).Xestops, 327, 328, Fig.I, 394, Fig. 94 (474),Fig. 101-103, (476),Figs. HD6-.L07 (462),Figs. 109, 111 (480).Xiphocercus, 360, 365,386, 394.heterodermus , 406.Zonosaurus, 340, 365,377, 395, 404, 408.madagascarensis , 394,Fig. 89 (474).ornatus, 410, 412.Zonura, 348.Zonuridae, 301, 312, 318,331, 334, 335, 336,358, 361, 362, 364,365, 367, 373, 377,386, 396, 401, 406,418, 420.Zonurinae, 301.Zonuroidea, 301, 331.Zonurus, 331, 339, 345,351, 357, 360, 373,376, 395, 396, 404,408.cordylus, 410, Fig.90-91, (474).giganteus, 355, 377,380, 406, 413, Fig.35,(446), Fig. 55,(454), Fig. 81,(472).
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