List of lizards of Colombia

The 238 lizard species found in Colombia represent 13 families. ^[1]

Corytophanidae

Scientific Name	Common Name	Distribution	Status
Helmeted or Casquehead Lizards
Basiliscus basiliscus	Common Basilisk	Pacific lowlands (to 400 m), Caribbean lowlands (to 1200 m), Inter-Andean valleys (to 1200 m) ^[2]
Basiliscus galeritus	Western or Red-headed Basilisk	Pacific lowlands, Gorgona Island, Inter-Andean valleys; forested areas (to 1600 m) ^[3]
Basiliscus vittatus	Brown Basilisk	Northwest lowlands adjacent to Panama	unsure distribution in Colombia
Corytophanes cristatus	Helmeted Iguana	Caribbean & Pacific lowlands in the north and northwest (600 - 800 m) ^[4]

Hoplocercidae

Scientific Name	Common Name	Distribution
Dwarf & Spinytail Iguanas, Wood Lizards
Enyalioides cofanorum	Cofan Wood Lizard; Duellman's Dwarf Iguana	Amazon basin ^[5]
Enyalioides heterolepis	Bocourt's Dwarf Iguana	Pacific lowlands, Gorgona Island
Enyalioides laticeps	Amazon or Brown-headed Wood Lizard; Guichenot's Dwarf Iguana	Amazon basin
Enyalioides microlepis	Brown or Small-scaled Wood Lizard; Tiny-scale Dwarf Iguana	Amazon basin
Enyalioides oshaughnessyi	Red-eyed Wood Lizard; O'Shaughnessy's Dwarf Iguana	Pacific lowlands (southern part)
Enyalioides praestabilis	Blue-spotted Wood Lizard	Southern Colombia (200–2000 m)
Morunasaurus annularis	Ringed Spinytail Iguana; Ringed Manticores	2 records: Puerto Asís, Putumayo (240 m) & Churumbelos, Cauca (1100 m) ^[6]
Morunasaurus groi	Dunn's Spinytail Iguana; Gro's Manticores	West slope of West Andes in Antioquia (700 - 805 m) ^[7]

Iguanidae

Scientific Name	Common Name	Distribution
Iguanas
Ctenosaura similis	Black or Black Spinytail Iguana	San Andrés and Providencia Islands ^[8]
Iguana iguana	Green Iguana	Amazon region, Caribbean and Pacific coastal regions, Inter-Andean valleys

Dactyloidae

Scientific Name	Common Name	Distribution	Status
Anole Lizards
Anolis binotatus	Two-marked Anole	Pacific lowlands
Anolis radulinus	-	Northwest Colombia (Truando River, Chocó)	Endemic
Anolis aequatorialis	Equatorial Anole	Western foothills of West Andes (1343 – 2250 m) ^[9]
Anolis agassizi	Malpelo Anole	Malpelo Island ^[10]	Endemic
Anolis anchicayae	Anchicayá Anole	Anchicayá River, Bajo Calima, Bahía Solano ^[11]	Endemic
Anolis anoriensis ^[12]	Anorí Anole	Central Andes in Antioquia	Endemic
Anolis antioquiae ^[13]	Antioquia Anole	Western Antioquia, 2200-2300m	Endemic
Anolis apollinaris	Boulenger's Anole	Magdalena River valley (200 – 1300 m)
Anolis calimae	Ayala's Anole	West Andes in Valle, Risaralda, & Caldas (>1500 m)	Endemic
Anolis caquetae	Caquetá Anole	Caquetá (Upper Apaporis River) ^[14]	Endemic
Anolis chloris	Boulenger's Green Anole	Pacific lowlands
Anolis chocorum	Chocó Anole	Pacific lowlands, Gorgona Island (20 – 700 m)
Anolis danieli	Daniel's Anole	Antioquia (Urrao)	Endemic
Anolis eulaemus	Good Anole	West Andes from Risaralda south (1300 – 2400 m) ^[15]
Anolis fasciatus	Banded Anole	Gorgona Island
Anolis fitchi	Fitch's Anole	Putumayo (250 - 2000 m) ^[16]
Anolis fraseri	Fraser's Anole	Pacific lowlands & upper slopes of the West Andes ^[17]
Anolis frenatus	Bridled or Giant Anole	Caribbean lowlands (to 900 m)
Anolis gemmosus ^[18]	O'Shaughnessy's Anole	Western foothills of West Andes in Nariño (1300 – 2500 m) ^[19]
Anolis gorgonae	Blue Anole	Gorgona Island	Endemic
Anolis heterodermus	Flat Andes Anole	High Andes	Endemic
Anolis huilae	Huila Anole	Central Andes (Huila, Tolima) ^[20]	Endemic
Anolis inderenae	-	East Andes	Endemic
Anolis jacare	Jacare Anole	East Andes (Norte de Santander), 1400–2000 m ^[21]
Anolis lamari	-	East slope of Central Andes	Endemic
Anolis latifrons	-	Pacific lowlands, to 600 m
Anolis limon ^[22]	-	Northwest Colombia (Chocó)
Anolis maculigula	Rueda's Anole	Northwest Colombia (Antioquia & Chocó), to 850 m	Endemic; Vulnerable ^[23]
Anolis megalopithecus	Ruida's Anole	West slope of West Andes (Antioquia), 1900–2300 m	Endemic
Anolis menta	Mixed Anole	Santa Marta Mountains	Endemic
Anolis mirus	-	Pacific lowlands & foothills (Southwest), to 1500 m	Endemic
Anolis nicefori	Niceforo's Andes Anole	Perijá Mountains
Anolis paravertebralis	-	Santa Marta Mountains
Anolis peraccae	-	Pacific lowlands (Southwest)
Anolis princeps	First Anole	Pacific lowlands (Southwest), Gorgona Island ^[24]
Anolis propinquus	-	Western Colombia (Calima River)	Endemic
Anolis punctatus	Spotted Anole	Amazon basin
Anolis purpurescens	Purple Anole	Northwest Colombia (Truando River, Chocó)
Anolis rivalis	Neighbor Anole	Northwest Colombia (Antioquia, Chocó)	Endemic
Anolis ruizi	-	East Andes (Boyacá)	Endemic
Anolis santamartae	Santa Marta Anole	Santa Marta Mountains	Endemic
Anolis solitarius	Solitary Anole	Santa Marta Mountains	Endemic
Anolis transversalis	Banded Tree Anole	Amazon basin
Anolis umbrivagus	-	Santa Marta Mountains
Anolis vaupesianus	Williams' Anole	Amazon basin (Vaupés)	Endemic
Anolis ventrimaculatus	Speckled Anole	Pacific slope of West Andes (Valle del Cauca, Antioquia, Chocó), 1300–2500 m	Endemic; Near Threatened ^[25]
Anolis antonii	Anton's Anole	West & Central Andes, above 1000 m	Endemic
Anolis auratus	Grass Anole	Caribbean & Orinoquia regions, Inter-Andean valleys, to 1800 m
Anolis biporcatus	Neotropical Green Anole	Caribbean & Pacific lowlands
Anolis concolor	San Andrés Anole	San Andrés Island	Endemic
Anolis fuscoauratus	Brown-eared Anole	Amazon & Orinoquia regions
Anolis gracilipes	Charm Anole	Pacific lowlands, 20–700 m
Anolis granuliceps	Granular Anole	Pacific lowlands, to 550 m ^[26]
Anolis ibague	Ibague Anole	Tolima	Endemic
Anolis lemurinus	Ghost Anole	Northwest Colombia
Anolis lynchi	Lynch's Anole	Southwest Colombia (Cauca)
Anolis lyra	-	Pacific lowlands
Anolis macrolepis	Big-scaled Anole	Pacific lowlands	Endemic
Anolis maculiventris	Blotchbelly Anole	Pacific lowlands (Southwest)
Anolis mariarum	Blemished Anole	West & Central Andes, over 1200 m	Endemic
Anolis medemi	-	Gorgona Island	Endemic
Anolis notopholis	Scalyback Anole	Pacific lowlands	Endemic
Anolis onca	Bulky Anole	Guajira peninsula
Anolis ortonii	Bark Anole	Amazon basin
Anolis pentaprion	Lichen Anole	Northwest Colombia (Truando River, Chocó)
Anolis pinchoti	Crab Cay Anole	Providencia Island	Endemic
Anolis poecilopus	Dappled Anole	Northwest Colombia (Truando River, Chocó)
Anolis rivalis	Neighbor Anole	Northwest Colombia (West Antioquia, Chocó)	Endemic
Anolis scypheus	-	Amazon basin
Anolis sulcifrons	Grooved Anole	Central & East Andes
Anolis tolimensis	Tolima Anole	Central & East Andes, Inter-Andean Valleys, 1000–2300 m ^[27]	Endemic
Anolis trachyderma	Roughskin Anole	Amazon basin
Anolis tropidogaster	Tropical Anole	Inter-Andean Valleys, Caribbean region, 1000–2000 m ^[28]
Anolis vicarius	-	West Andes (Antioquia)	Endemic
Anolis vittigerus	Garland Anole	Pacific lowlands	Endemic
Polychrus gutturosus	Berthold's Bush Anole	Pacific lowlands
Polychrus marmoratus	Many-colored Bush Anole	East slope of East Andes, Amazon & Orinoquia regions, Magdalena River Valley, to 1800 m ^[29]

Tropiduridae

Scientific Name	Common Name	Distribution	Status
Neotropical Ground Lizards
Plica plica	Tree Runner	Amazon basin
Plica umbra	Blue-lipped Tree Lizard	Amazon & Orinoquia regions ^[30]
Stenocercus bolivarensis	Bolivar Whorltail Iguana	Cauca	Endemic
Stenocercus erythrogaster	-	Caribbean lowlands, Santa Marta Mountains, Magdalena River valley ^[31]	Endemic
Stenocercus guentheri	Günther's Whorltail Iguana	West Andes (Nariño), 2135–3890 m
Stenocercus iridescens	-	Pacific lowlands & foothills (Southwest)
Stenocercus lache	-	East Andes (Boyacá), 3700–4000 m	Endemic
Stenocercus santander	-	Santander	Endemic
Stenocercus trachycephalus	Duméril's Whorltail Iguana	Cundinamarca	Endemic
Tropidurus torquatus	Amazon Lava Lizard	Amazon basin
Uracentron azureum	Green Thornytail Iguana	Amazon & Orinoquia regions
Uracentron flaviceps	Tropical Thornytail Lizard	Amazon basin

Iguania Images

Common Basilisk (Basiliscus basiliscus)
Helmeted Iguana (Corytophanes cristatus)
Blue-spotted Wood Lizard (Enyalioides praestabilis)
Black Iguana (Ctenosaura similis)
Green Iguana (Iguana iguana)
Fitch's Anole (Dactyloa fitchi)
Blue Anole (Dactyloa gorgonae)
Grass Anole (Norops auratus)
Neotropical Green Anole (Norops biporcatus)
Blemished Anole (Norops mariarum)
Garland Anole (Norops vittigerus)
Many-colored Bush Anole (Polychrus marmoratus)
Blue-lipped Tree Lizard (Plica umbra)
Stenocercus erythrogaster
Amazon Lava Lizard (Tropidurus torquatus)

Gekkonidae

Scientific Name	Common Name	Distribution	Status
Gekkonid Geckos
Hemidactylus brookii	Spotted House Gecko		Introduced
Hemidactylus frenatus	Common House Gecko		Introduced
Hemidactylus mabouia	Tropical House Gecko		Introduced
Hemidactylus palaichthus	Antilles Leaf-toed Gecko	Caribbean lowlands
Lepidodactylus lugubris	Mourning Gecko		Introduced

Sphaerodactylidae

Scientific Name	Common Name	Distribution	Status
Sphaerodactylid Geckos
Aristelliger georgeensis	St. George Island Gecko	San Andrés & Providencia Islands
Gonatodes albogularis	Yellow-headed Gecko	Northern Colombia
Gonatodes caudiscutatus	Shieldhead Gecko	Pacific & Caribbean lowlands
Gonatodes concinnatus	Collared Gecko	Southern Colombia
Gonatodes hasemani	Haseman's Gecko	Amazon basin (Vaupés)
Gonatodes humeralis	Trinidad Gecko	East of Andes
Gonatodes riveroi	-	East of Andes (Meta, Boyacá, Cundinamarca)
Gonatodes vittatus	Wiegmann's Striped Gecko	Guajira
Lepidoblepharis colombianus	Colombian Scaly-eyed Gecko	West slope of East Andes, 1600 m (Cundinamarca)	Endemic
Lepidoblepharis duolepis	Antioquia Scaly-eyed Gecko	Slopes above Cauca Valley (Valle del Cauca, Antioquia)	Endemic
Lepidoblepharis festae	Amazon Scaly-eyed Gecko	Amazon basin
Lepidoblepharis intermedius	Lowland Scaly-eyed Gecko	Pacific lowlands (Southwest)
Lepidoblepharis microlepis	-	Pacific lowlands
Lepidoblepharis miyatai	Tiny Scaly-eyed Gecko	Caribbean lowlands (Magdalena)	Endemic
Lepidoblepharis peraccae	Peracca's Scaly-eyed Gecko	Southwest Colombia, 300 m	Endemic
Lepidoblepharis ruthveni	Ruthven's Scaly-eyed Gecko	Southwest Colombia
Lepidoblepharis sanctaemartae	Panamanian Scaly-eyed Gecko	Caribbean lowlands, Orinoquia region ^[32]
Lepidoblepharis williamsi	-	Central Andes (Antioquia), 1800–2200 m	Endemic
Lepidoblepharis xanthostigma	Costa Rican Scaly-eyed Gecko	Northern Colombia, lower Cauca & Magdalena Valleys, to 1360 m ^[33]
Pseudogonatodes furvus	Colombian Clawed Gecko	Santa Marta Mountains	Endemic
Pseudogonatodes guianensis	Guyanan Clawed Gecko	Amazon & Orinoquia regions
Pseudogonatodes peruvianus	Peruvian Clawed Gecko	Amazon basin
Sphaerodactylus argus	Ocellated Gecko	San Andrés Island
Sphaerodactylus heliconiae	-	Caribbean lowlands (Magdalena)
Sphaerodactylus lineolatus	Panamanian Least Gecko	Northwest Colombia
Sphaerodactylus scapularis	Boulenger's Least Gecko	Gorgona Island

Phyllodactylidae

Scientific Name	Common Name	Distribution	Status
Phyllodactylid Geckos
Phyllodactylus transversalis	Colombian Leaf-toed Gecko	Malpelo Island	Endemic
Phyllodactylus ventralis	Margarita Leaf-toed Gecko	Caribbean lowlands
Thecadactylus rapicauda	Northern Turniptail Gecko	Throughout
Thecadactylus solimoensis	Southern Turniptail Gecko	Amazon basin

Gekkota Images

Common House Gecko (Hemidactylus frenatus)
Tropical House Gecko (Hemidactylus mabouia)
Mourning Gecko (Lepidodactylus lugubris)
Yellow-headed Gecko (Gonatodes albogularis)
Collared Gecko (Gonatodes concinnatus)
Haseman's Gecko (Gonatodes hasemani)
Wiegmann's Striped Gecko (Gonatodes vittatus)

Amphisbaenidae

Scientific Name	Common Name	Distribution	Status
Worm Lizards
Amphisbaena alba	Red Worm Lizard	Amazon basin
Amphisbaena amazonica	Amazon Worm Lizard	Amazon basin (Leticia)
Amphisbaena fuliginosa	Speckled Worm Lizard	Pacific & Caribbean lowlands, Madalena Valley; dry & humid forest ^[34]
Amphisbaena medemi	-	Caribbean lowlands (Atlántico)	Endemic
Amphisbaena spurelli	Spirrelli's Worm Lizard	Pacific lowlands (Northern Chocó)
Amphisbaena varia	-	Pacific & Caribbean lowlands, Orinoquia region (Meta)

Amphisbaenia Images

Red Worm Lizard (Amphisbaena alba)

Anguidae

Scientific Name	Common Name	Distribution	Status
Galliwasps
Diploglossus millepunctatus	Dotted or Malpelo Galliwasp	Malpelo Island	Endemic
Diploglossus monotropis	Rainbow Stripe Galliwasp	Pacific & Caribbean lowlands, Magdalena River Valley ^[35]

Gymnophthalmidae

Scientific Name	Common Name	Distribution	Status
Spectacled Lizards or Microteiids
Alopoglossus angulatus	Northern Teiid	Amazon basin
Alopoglossus atriventris	Keel-bellied Shade Lizard	Amazon basin
Alopoglossus buckleyi	Buckley's Teiid	Amazon basin
Alopoglossus copii	-	Amazon basin
Alopoglossus festae	-	Southwest Colombia, 10–770 m
Alopoglossus lehmanni	-	Pacific lowlands (Valle del Cauca)	Endemic
Anadia altaserrania	-	Santa Marta Mountains	Endemic
Anadia bitaeniata	Two-banded Anadia	High East Andes along Venezuelan border
Anadia bogotensis	Bogota Anadia	High East Andes (Cundinamarca, Boyacá)	Endemic
Anadia bumanguesa	-	Santander, 1000 m	Endemic
Anadia marmorata	Spotted Anadia	Caribbean lowlands
Anadia ocellata	Bromeliad Lizard	Pacific lowlands
Anadia pamplonensis	Pamplona Anadia	East Andes (Norte de Santander)
Anadia pulchella	Ruthven's Anadia	Santa Marta Mountains	Endemic; Vulnerable ^[36]
Anadia rhombifera	Rhombifer Anadia	Western Colombia (Antioquia)
Anadia vittata	Boulenger's Anadia	Northwest Colombia (Chocó)
Arthrosaura reticulata	Yellow-bellied Arthrosaura	Amazon basin
Arthrosaura versteegii	-	Amazon basin
Bachia bicolor	Two-colored Bachia	East Andes (Cundinamarca)
Bachia flavescens	-	Amazon basin
Bachia guianensis	Guyana Bachia	Orinoquia region
Bachia heteropa	Laguaira Bachia	Caribbean lowlands
Bachia pallidiceps	Cope's Bachia	Northwest Colombia
Bachia panoplia	-	Amazon basin
Bachia pyburni	-	Southeast Colombia (Río Negro drainage)
Bachia talpa	Ruthven's Bachia	Santa Marta Mountains	Endemic
Bachia trisanale	Stacy's Bachia	Amazon basin
Cercosaura ampuedai	-	East Andes on Venezuelan border
Cercosaura argulus	Elegant Eyed Lizard	Amazon & Orinoquia regions, Magdalena & Cauca Valleys, below 1500 m
Cercosaura manicata	Slender Prionodactylus	West Andes (Nariño, Cauca), above 1500 m
Cercosaura ocellata	Ocellated Tegu	Amazon basin
Cercosaura oshaughnessyi	White-striped Eyed Lizard	Amazon basin
Cercosaura vertebralis	Brown Prionodactylus	Andes, 700–2500 m
Echinosaura horrida	Rough Teiid	Pacific lowlands, Gorgona Island
Echinosaura orcesi	-	Pacific lowlands (Southwest)
Gymnophthalmus speciosus	Golden Spectacled Tegu	Caribbean lowlands, Inter-Andean valleys
Iphisa elegans	Glossy Shade Lizard	Amazon basin
Leposoma hexalepis	Six-scaled Tegu	Orinoquia region	Endemic
Leposoma ioanna	-	Pacific lowlands	Endemic
Leposoma parietale	-	Amazon basin
Leposoma percarinatum	Muller's Tegu	Amazon basin
Leposoma rugiceps	-	Caribbean & Pacific lowlands
Leposoma southi	Northern Spectacled Lizard	Pacific lowlands
Neusticurus medemi	Medem's Neusticurus	Amazon basin (Vaupés)	Endemic
Pholidobolus montium	Mountain Pholiodobolus	Andes (South), 2600–3300 m
Potamites cochranae	Cochran's Neusticurus	Southern Colombia
Potamites ecpleopus	Common Stream Lizard	Amazon basin
Ptychoglossus bicolor	Werner's Largescale Lizard	Upper Magdalena River Valley	Endemic; Vulnerable ^[37]
Ptychoglossus brevifrontalis	Boulenger's Largescale Lizard	Amazon basin (Vaupés)
Ptychoglossus danieli	Daniel's Largescale Lizard	North Central Andes (Antioquia), 1500–2000 m	Endemic
Ptychoglossus eurylepis	-	West Andes (Southwest)	Endemic
Ptychoglossus festae	Peracca's Largescale Lizard	Northwest Colombia
Ptychoglossus gorgonae	-	Pacific lowlands (Southwest), Gorgona Island
Ptychoglossus grandisquamatus	Common Largescale Lizard	Northwest Colombia	Endemic
Ptychoglossus myersi	-	Northern Colombia
Ptychoglossus nicefori	Loveridge's Largescale Lizard	East slope of East Andes, Orinoquia region	Endemic
Ptychoglossus plicatus	Taylor's Largescale Lizard	Northwest Colombia
Ptychoglossus romaleos	-	Santa Marta Mountains	Endemic
Ptychoglossus stenolepis	-	West Andes (near Cali), 1750–1900 m	Endemic
Ptychoglossus vallensis	-	West Central Colombia (near Cali), 1000–1700 m	Endemic
Riama afrania	-	West Andes (Antioquia), 2350 m
Riama columbiana	Colombian Lightbulb Lizard	West slope of Central Andes, 2100–2640 m
Riama hyposticta	Boulenger's Lightbulb Lizard	Southwest Colombia (Nariño)
Riama laevis	Shiny Lightbulb Lizard	West Andes (Valle del Cauca, Risaralda), 1960–3000 m	Endemic
Riama meleagris	Brown Lightbulb Lizard	Southwest Colombia, 1800–3150 m
Riama simoterus	O'Shaughnessy's Lightbulb Lizard	Southwest Colombia, 2000–3300 m
Riama stellae	-	Southwest Colombia (Nariño)
Riama striata	Striped Lightbulb Lizard	East Andes, 2200–2530 m	Endemic
Tretioscincus agilis	Smooth Tegu	Amazon region
Tretioscincus bifasciatus	Río Magdalena Tegu	Caribbean lowlands, Magdalena River Valley

Scincidae

Scientific Name	Common Name	Distribution	Status
Skinks
Alinea berengerae	San Andrés Skink	San Andrés Island	Endemic
Alinea pergravis	Providencia Skink	Providencia Island
Marisora falconensis	-	Guajira peninsula
Varzea bistriata	Two-striped Mabuya	Amazon basin

Teiidae

Scientific Name	Common Name	Distribution	Status
Whiptails
Ameiva ameiva	Giant Ameiva	Throughout except Pacific region & Guajira ^[38]
Ameiva anomala	Echternacht's Ameiva	Pacific lowlands	Endemic
Ameiva bifrontata	Cope's Ameiva	Caribbean lowlands
Ameiva bridgesii	Bridge's Ameiva	Pacific lowlands, Gorgona Island
Ameiva festiva	Tiger Ameiva	Pacific lowlands (Northwest)
Ameiva leptophrys	Delicate Ameiva	Pacific lowlands (Northwest)
Ameiva niceforoi	Dunn's Ameiva	Magdalena River valley, to 1200 m ^[39]	Endemic
Ameiva praesignis	-	Caribbean lowlands, foothills of Northern Andes
Ameiva septemlineata	Seven-lined Ameiva	Pacific lowlands (Southwest)
Cnemidophorus arenivagus	-	Guajira peninsula
Cnemidophorus gramivagus	Wandering Grass Lizard ^[40]	Orinoquia basin ^[41]
Cnemidophorus lemniscatus	Rainbow Whiptail	Throughout except Pacific region & high Andes ^[42]
Crocodilurus amazonicus	Crocodile Tegu	Amazon basin
Dracaena guianensis	Northern Caiman Lizard	Amazon basin
Kentropyx altamazonica	Cocha Whiptail	Amazon & Orinoquia regions
Kentropyx pelviceps	Forest Whiptail	Amazon basin
Kentropyx striata	Striped Whiptail	Amazon & Orinoquia regions
Tupinambis teguixin	Colombian Tegu	Amazon basin

Autarchoglossa Images

Northern Teiid (Alopoglossus angulatus)
Rhombifer Anadia (Anadia rhombifera)
Two-colored Bachia (Bachia bicolor)
White-striped Eyed Lizard (Cercosaura oshaughnessyi)
Leposoma rugiceps
Common Stream Lizard (Potamites ecpleopus)
Striped Lightbulb Lizard (Riama striata)
Giant Ameiva (Ameiva ameiva)
Tiger Ameiva (Ameiva festiva)
Delicate Ameiva (Ameiva leptophrys)
Rainbow Whiptail (Cnemidophorus lemniscatus)
Northern Caiman Lizard (Dracaena guianensis)
Colombian Tegu (Tupinambis teguixin)

References

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[repdata-1] "The Reptile Database".

[2] "Basiliscus basiliscus (LINNAEUS, 1758)".

[3] "Western Basilisk (Basiliscus galeritus)".

[4] "Corytophanes cristatus (MERREM, 1820)".

[5] "A new species of Enyalioides from southwestern Ecuador" (PDF).

[6] "Preliminary Inventory of the Amphibians and Reptiles of Serranía de los Churumbelos" (PDF).

[7] "Discovery of Morunasaurus groi Dunn (Sauria, Iguanidae) in Northwestern Colombia".

[8] "IUCN - Ctenosaura similis".

[9] "Equatorial Anole - Tropical Herping".

[10] "Notes on the ecology of the lizards from Malpelo Island, Colombia" (PDF).

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[12] "New Anole from Colombia: Anolis anoriensis".

[13] "A new species of Anolis of the aequatorialis group (Squamata: Iguania) from the central Andes of Colombia" (PDF).

[14] "IUCN - Anolis caquetae".

[15] "IUCN - Anolis eulaemus".

[16] "IUCN - Anolis fitchi".

[17] "IUCN - Anolis fraseri".

[18] "IUCN - Anolis gemmosus".

[19] "Anolis gemmosus - Tropical Herping".

[20] "Notes on Colombian Arboreal Trunk-Crown Anoles".

[21] "IUCN - Anolis jacare".

[22] "New Green Anole from Colombia".

[23] "IUCN - Anolis maculigula".

[24] "iNaturalist - First Anole".

[25] "IUCN - Anolis ventrimaculatus".

[26] "IUCN - Anolis granuliceps".

[27] "Catálogo de la biodiversidad de Colombia - Anolis tolimensis".

[28] "Catálogo de la biodiversidad de Colombia - Anolis tropidogaster".

[29] "Catálogo de la biodiversidad de Colombia - Polychrus marmoratus".

[30] "Catálogo de la biodiversidad de Colombia - Plica umbra".

[31] "Catálogo de la biodiversidad de Colombia - Stenocercus erythrogaster".

[32] "IUCN - Lepidoblepharis sanctaemartae".

[33] "IUCN - Lepidoblepharis xanthostigma".

[34] "Catálogo de la biodiversidad de Colombia - Amphisbaena fuliginosa".

[newrec-35] "New records of Diploglossus monotropis (Kuhl, 1820) (Squamata: Anguidae) from Urabá and Magdalena River valley, Colombia, with an updated geographic distribution map".

[36] "IUCN - Anadia pulchella".

[37] "IUCN - Ptychoglossus bicolor".

[38] "Catálogo de la biodiversidad de Colombia - Ameiva ameiva".

[39] "Catálogo de la biodiversidad de Colombia - Ameiva niceforoi".

[40] "Intestinal Helminths of the Wandering Grass Lizard, Cnemidophorus gramivagus (Squamata: Teiidae), from Brazil".

[41] "IUCN - Cnemidophorus gramivagus".

[42] "Catálogo de la biodiversidad de Colombia - Cnemidophorus lemniscatus".