सच्चे छिपकली; गिरगिट और गेकोस सहित

lacertilia's Usage Examples:

Apteryx, which since Owen has generally been stated to be devoid of such an organ, likewise possesses a pecten; its base is, however, trumpet-shaped, covers almost the whole of the optic disk, and extends nearly to the lens in the shape of a thick, densely pigmented cone, without any plications, resembling in these respects the pecten of many Lacertilia (see G.

The Lacertilia, or lizards in the wider sense, fall easily into three natural groups: geckos (q.v.), chameleons (q.v.) and lizards.

lacerta l), a name originally referred only to the small European species of four-legged reptiles, but now applied to a whole order (Lacertilia), which is represented by numerous species in all temperate and tropical regions.

It is significant that the whole type of their cloaca much resembles that of the Crocodilia and Chelonia, in opposition to that of the Lacertilia.

lacertilia's Meaning':

true lizards; including chameleons and geckos

Synonyms:

order Squamata, family Amphisbaenidae, family Anniellidae, Agamidae, Gekkonidae, family Pygopodidae, family Iguanidae, family Teiidae, Lanthanotidae, family Agamidae, family Gekkonidae, Iguania, Lacertidae, suborder Sauria, Amphisbaenidae, Teiidae, Squamata, Chamaeleonidae, animal order, Varanidae, Cordylidae, family Helodermatidae, family Xantusiidae, Scincidae, family Iguania, Anniellidae, family Varanidae, family Anguidae, Xantusiidae, family Lacertidae, family Cordylidae, Iguanidae, family Chamaeleonidae, family Scincidae, Chamaeleontidae, suborder Lacertilia, Sauria, Anguidae, family Rhiptoglossa, Rhiptoglossa, Xenosauridae, family Lanthanotidae, family Chamaeleontidae, Pygopodidae, saurian, family Xenosauridae, Helodermatidae,

Antonyms:

anapsid,