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Armadillo lizards (Cordylidae)
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Dune Plated Lizard (Angolosaurus) [1]	Keeled Cordylid (Tracheloptychus) [2]	Spinytail Lizard (Cordylus) [13]
False Girdled Lizard (Pseudocordylus) [0]	Plated Lizard (Gerrhosaurus) [8]	Whip Lizard (Tetradactylus) [0]
Flat Lizard (Platysaurus) [3]	Snake Lizard (Chamaesaura) [0]

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Cordylidae
Pictures of glass and alligator lizards (Cordylidae). [eng]

Cordylidae
Armadillo lizards represent an entirely African family of live-bearing species. The largest may grow to about 49 cm / 20 inches, but most are between 15-30 cm (6-12 inches) in total length. Cordylids are recognized by the depressed, arrow-shaped head which is covered in large plates, and strongly keeled tail scales that form annuli. Eyelids and ear openings are present. All species have well-developed limbs with five digits. The skin contains osteoderms. The teeth are hollow at the base. The parasternum is absent. [eng]

Cordylidae
Tree. [eng]

Cordylidae
Most species occur in South Africa and adjacent countries, only Cordylus angolensis and C. rivae can be found further north around Angola or Ethiopia, respectively. [eng]

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