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Lacertiformata and Teiformata".
Studies of
anatomy have
traditionally grouped the
lacertoids with skinks; however, more
recent studies focusing on DNA have placed...
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Eolacertidae is an
extinct family of
lacertoid lizards known from the
Paleocene and
Eocene of Europe. They are the
closest known relatives of Lacertidae...
- to it. †Gobinatus
Djadochta Formation, Gobi Desert,
Mongolia A
teiid lacertoid lizard. †Globidens †G.
alabamaensis †G.
dakotensis †G.
hisaensis †G. schurmanni...
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meaning "hidden" and
lacerta meaning "lizard") is an
extinct genus of
lacertoid lizard which lived during the
Eocene epoch (Lutetian stage,
about 47 million...
- 22: 1–16. Haubold, H.; Lockley, M.G.; Hunt, A.P.; Lucas, S.G. (1995). "
Lacertoid Footprints from
Permian Dune Sandstones,
Cornberg and DeC****y Sandstones"...
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upper portion of the
parietals (similar to
other teiioids but
unlike lacertoids); and the
unobscured upper temporal fenestrae.
Meyasaurus also shares...
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Opisthocoelicaudia in 1977, the
pelobatid frog
Eopelobates leptocolaptus in 1978, the
lacertoids Globaura and
Eoxanta in 1988, the
gekkonid Gobekko in 1990, and the archosauromorph...
- A. M.; Peixoto, B. C. P. M.; Aureliano, T.; Fernandes, M. A. (2022). "
Lacertoid tracks from the
Botucatu Formation (Lower Cretaceous) with
different locomotor...
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having fused frontal bones, and
Purbicella is
likely closer to
modern lacertoids than any of the
other British forms. Evans, S.E.; Jones, M.E.H.; Matsumoto...
- Banguidae, Bainguis, may
instead be a
closer relative of
living anguids or
lacertoids, in
which case
Bainguidae would not be a
valid grouping. A
large phylogenetic...
