Definition of Lacertilian. Meaning of Lacertilian. Synonyms of Lacertilian

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Definition of Lacertilian

Lacertilian
Lacertilian Lac`er*til"i*an (-an), a. & n. Same as Lacertian.

Meaning of Lacertilian from wikipedia

- 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...
- 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...
- animals, including theropod and large ornithopod dinosaurs, mammals, lacertilian reptiles, and invertebrates, have also been described from the formation...
- and kin (particularly Macrocnemus and Prolacerta) were ancestral to "lacertilians", an antequated term for lizards. This hypothesis was supported up until...
- 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...
- 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...
- though this neotype was then removed from Macellodus and referred to the lacertilian Becklesisaurus. Review by Richard Estes in 1983 rediscovered the type...
- of the Lacertilian genus Tympanocryptis". Records of the South Australian Museum. 9: 57–86. Mitc****, F.J. (1948). "A revision of the Lacertilian genus...
- anguids (Aguidae), po****rly known as gl**** lizards, are a family of lacertilian reptiles characterized by atrophy of the legs, although they are not...