suborder sauria

1. True lizards;
   Including chameleons and geckos (synset 101676309)
   is a type of: animal order - the order of animals
   member holonym:

   • saurian - any of various reptiles of the suborder Sauria which includes lizards; in former classifications included also the crocodiles and dinosaurs
   • family gekkonidae, gekkonidae - geckos
   • family pygopodidae, pygopodidae - Australian and Tasmanian lizards
   • family iguania, family iguanidae, iguania, iguanidae - New World lizards
   • amphisbaenidae, family amphisbaenidae - worm lizards
   • family xantusiidae, xantusiidae - night lizards
   • family scincidae, scincidae - skinks
   • cordylidae, family cordylidae - small family of spiny ovoviviparous African lizards
   • family teiidae, teiidae - whiptails; etc.
   • agamidae, family agamidae - an Old World reptile family of Sauria
   • anguidae, family anguidae - alligator lizards
   • family xenosauridae, xenosauridae - monotypic family of Mexican lizards
   • anniellidae, family anniellidae - legless lizards
   • family lanthanotidae, lanthanotidae - stout-bodied lizards
   • family helodermatidae, helodermatidae - only known venomous lizards
   • family lacertidae, lacertidae - Old World lizards
   • chamaeleonidae, chamaeleontidae, family chamaeleonidae, family chamaeleontidae, family rhiptoglossa, rhiptoglossa - Old World chameleons; in some classifications they are considered a superfamily of Sauria
   • family varanidae, varanidae - monitor lizards
   belongs to: order squamata, squamata - diapsid reptiles: snakes and lizards
   same as: lacertilia, sauria, suborder lacertilia

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