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The Troodon tooth was originally classified as a "lacertilian" (lizard) by Leidy, but reassigned as a megalosaurid dinosaur by Nopcsa.

Nýřany, and its short description (erroneously) considered it a robust lacertilian (lizard), possibly related to Sparodus.

"A revision of the lacertilian genus Tympanocryptis".

Initially, Leidy (1856) assumed they were lacertilian (lizards), but, by 1924, they were referred to Dinosauria by Gilmore.

Known from multiple jaw and tooth fossils, originally interpreted as a lacertilian.

Although originally described as a lacertilian by Owen, he revised his classification in 1874 to group Echinodon with.

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region of Brucke"s muscle responsible for affecting accommodation in the lacertilian eye.

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,