-
Accessed 27
April 2020. De Queiroz,
Kevin (1987).
Phylogenetic systematics of
iguanine lizards: a
comparative osteological study. Vol. 118.
University of California...
-
suggest that the
large denticle size is
reminiscent of the
teeth of
extant iguanine lizards. In contrast, a few species, such as Byronosaurus, had
large numbers...
-
squamate reptiles,
including his Master’s
research on the
phylogeny of
iguanine lizards and his Ph.D.
research on the
phylogeny of
phrynosomatine sand...
- herbivores, omnivores, insectivores, and carnivores. The
herbivores consist of
iguanines, some agamids, and some skinks. Most
lizard species and some
snake species...
-
grouping crotaphytines:
collared and
leopard lizards Informal grouping iguanines: marine, Fijian,
Galapagos land, spinytail, rock, desert, green, and chuckwalla...
- Queiroz,
Kevin (5
March 1991). "The
earliest iguanine lizard (Reptilia: Squamata) and its
bearing on
iguanine phylogeny".
American Museum Novitates (2997):...
- Size
Evolution and
Biogeography in
Chuckwallas (Sauromalus) and
Other Iguanines". Evolution. 51 (1): 206–219. doi:10.1111/j.1558-5646.1997.tb02402.x....
- 14 (4): 248–251. de Queiroz,
Kevin (1987).
Phylogenetic systematics of
iguanine lizards: a
comparative osteological study. Berkeley:
University of California...
- Bullatosauria.
Holtz and
others noted similarities in the
teeth of
troodontids and
iguanine lizards and
suggested that the
former family may not have been
strict carnivores...
-
Herpetologica 24:305–315. Iverson, J. B. 1980.
Colic modifications in
iguanine lizards.
Journal of
Morphology 163:79–93. Vitt,
Laurie (1993). Herpetology:...
