Despite two decades of research into the earliest Eocène fossils of the Rocky Mountain
interior of North America, almost nothing is known of the squamates (lizards and snakes) …

abstract Lizards (nonophidian squamates) from a vertical series of localities in the early
Eocene Wasatch Formation (Washakie Basin, Wyoming, USA) deposited during an interval …

The Swain Quarry local fauna (middle Paleocene: Torrejonian) of Carbon County, Wyoming,
has yielded the largest Paleocene lower vertebrate microfauna known to date. The lizards …

abstract The Medicine Pole HiHs local fauna of the late Eocene (Chadronian) of North
Dakota affords an exceptional view of a terrestrial community in central North America prior …

Early Eocene mammal faunas of North America were transformed by intercontinental
dispersal at the Paleocene–Eocene boundary, but lizard faunas from the earliest Eocene of …

Fragments (mostly jaws and vertebrae) of fossil lizards from the Monroe Creek (early
Miocene) and the Split Rock (middle Miocene) Formations of Wyoming, and the Harrison …

Squamates from the Mesozoic of North America have been collected since the end of the
nineteenth century. To date, the fossils are known to occur in the Late Jurassic, Aptian …

Fossil anguid and xenosaurid lizards are described from the early Eocene Wasatch
Formation of Sweetwater County, Wyoming. Four new genera and two new species are …

The current fossil record of squamates across the Eocene/Oligocene boundary in central
North America is perplexing in that it shows a marked increase in species richness in …

ABSTRACT A diverse fauna of lizards has been recovered from the Cedar Mountain
Formation (Albian–Cenomanian boundary) of central Utah. These lizards are a component …