The lizard fauna from the Early Miocene of Austria, namely from Oberdorf in the Styrian
basin, is described here for the first time. The Oberdorf is a particularly interesting locality …

The European Early Oligocene is well-known for the extinction (and immigration) of taxa
because of the cooler and drier climate, compared with the Eocene. Late Oligocene lizards …

There have been only a few studies on squamates from the late Oligocene of Europe,
resulting in significant gaps in our knowledge of the reptile faunas from the latest Paleogene …

Lizards were and still are an important component of the European herpetofauna. The
modern European lizard fauna started to set up in the Miocene and a rich fossil record is …

The earliest world record of the green lizards, Lacerta viridis group, is described from the
lower Miocene of Central Europe. The fossils come from greenish, calcareous marls and …

Pseudeumeces is a distinct lacertid lizard that is known from one species, P. cadurcensis
(Filhol). Two species, Ligerosaurus pouiti and “Pseudeumeces” walbeckensis, previously …

abstract The historical biogeography of the lizard clade Iguanidae is complicated. In addition
to difficulties within the New World, where most of the more than 900 living species are …

A diverse, new lizard assemblage from the early Oligocene of Belgium is described. The
Boutersem railway local fauna is the most species-rich lizard assemblage yet reported from …

Lizards from the late Miocene of Polgárdi (W-Hungary) Page 23 NYMPHAEA Folia naturae
Bihariae XXXIII 25-38 Oradea, 2006 LIZARDS FROM THE LATE MIOCENE OF POLGÁRDI (W-HUNGARY) …

This paper reports on the first record of cordylid lizards from the locality of Merkur-North. The
fossil history of girdled lizards is very poorly known and this group was rare during the Lower …