We report here the first unequivocal record of a pre-Late Pleistocene lizard from the island of
Madagascar, based on a nearly complete lower jaw, elements of both the pectoral and …

Abstract The endemic Canary Island lizard clade Gallotia, which includes the largest
members of Europe's dominant reptile group, Lacertidae, is one of the classic examples of …

Three new amphisbaenian lizard taxa are described from the Early Paleogene of Western
Europe. Two new basal forms, Polyodontobaena belgica gen. et sp. nov. from the Early …

The cranial remains of a new Lower Miocene anguimorph, Merkurosaurus ornatus gen. et
sp. nov., are described from north‐west Bohemia (Czech Republic). The animal is …

Abstract Upper Cretaceous deposits at Ukhaa Tolgod and adjacent localities in the
Mongolian Gobi Desert have yielded a large number of superbly preserved lizard …

Hoplocercine lizards form a clade of 11 currently recognized species traditionally placed in
three genera (Enyalioides, Hoplocercus, and Morunasaurus) that occur in the lowlands on …

Lizards, snakes and amphisbaenians together constitute the Squamata, the largest and
most diverse group of living reptiles. Despite their current success, the early squamate fossil …

In recent years the Late Cretaceous (Santonian) terrestrial vertebrate locality at Iharkút
(western Hungary) has yielded well-preserved remains of lizard taxa besides the remains of …

The fossil record provides evidence of a long evolutionary history of European lizards. Since
fossil lizards are regularly represented by bone remains, the knowledge of the origins of …