-
Lizard is the
common name used for all
squamate reptiles other than
snakes (and to a
lesser extent amphisbaenians), encomp****ing over 7,000 species, ranging...
- Database.
Accessed 2020-10-31. Mitc****, F.J. (1948). "A
revision of the
lacertilian genus Tympanocryptis". Rec.
South Austral. Mus. 9: 57–86. v t e...
-
theropod specimens. The
Troodon tooth was
originally classified as a "
lacertilian" (lizard) by Leidy, but re****igned as a
megalosaurid dinosaur by Franz...
-
dinosaur remains described. Initially,
Leidy (1856) ****umed they were
lacertilian (lizards), but, by 1924, they were
referred to
Dinosauria by Gilmore...
-
region of Brucke's
muscle responsible for
affecting accommodation in the
lacertilian eye. In the type species, P. solvayi, the
sclerotic ring is only partially...
- and kin (particularly
Macrocnemus and Prolacerta) were
ancestral to "
lacertilians", an
antequated term for lizards. This
hypothesis was
supported up until...
- animals,
including theropod and
large ornithopod dinosaurs, mammals,
lacertilian reptiles, and invertebrates, have also been
described from the formation...
- of the
Lacertilian genus Tympanocryptis".
Records of the
South Australian Museum. 9: 57–86. Mitc****, F.J. (1948). "A
revision of the
Lacertilian genus...
-
Kreideschichten des
Karstes bei Komen, 1893 –
Carsosaurus marchesettii, a new
Lacertilian fossil from the
Cretaceous formation of
karst near Komen. Opetiosaurus...
-
though this
neotype was then
removed from
Macellodus and
referred to the
lacertilian Becklesisaurus.
Review by
Richard Estes in 1983
rediscovered the type...
