Iguania Images

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Stenocercus iridescens Conolophus subcristatus © 2006 Manuel Mejia Alsophis biserialis & Amblyrhynchus cristatus © 2008 Manuel Mejia Basiliscus plumifrons © Greg and Marybeth Dimijian
Enyalioides oshaughnessy © JORGE ORTEGA GRANDA Stenocercus iridescens © JORGE ORTEGA GRANDA Amblyrhynchus cristatus © 2008 Manuel Mejia Polychrus gutturosus © 2008 Manuel Mejia
Iguana iguana © 2006 Manuel Mejia Amblyrhynchus cristatus © 2008 Manuel Mejia Amblyrhynchus cristatus © 2005 Michel Phrynosoma modestum and Phrynosoma cornutum © Mike Cong
Phrynosoma modestum © Mike Cong Phrynosoma modestum © Mike Cong Flap-necked Chamaeleon (Chamaeleo dilepis), Tanzania Chamaeleo dilepis © 2005 David Bygott specimen on desert floor Dipsosaurus dorsalis © Tom Brennen
specimen on desert floor Dipsosaurus dorsalis © Tom Brennen Specimen on rock, with black head and legs, light peach and white mottled back and white tail ending in black Sauromalus obesus © Randy Babb Full body horizontal view of lizard slightly turned downward on a tree Sceloporus magister © A. T. Holycross Specimen on rock, with black head and legs, light peach and white mottled back and white tail ending in black Sauromalus obesus © Randy Babb
Full body horizontal view of lizard slightly turned downward on a tree Sceloporus magister © A. T. Holycross Lizard has bands of black across back that do not meet in the middle. Urosaurus ornatus © 2003 Tom Brennan A grey lizard blending into its surroundings. Urosaurus ornatus © 2003 Tom Brennan Uma inornata
Vine Snake with captured anole Oxybelis brevirostris, Norops © 2000 Greg and Marybeth Dimijian Iguania © 1996 Kevin de Queiroz and Emilia P. Martins Crotaphytus © 1996 John Merck Phrynosoma © Kevin de Queiroz
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