Leiocephalus jamaicensis (Jamaican Curly-tailed Lizard)

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A genus of mainly caribbean tropidurid lizards. A few extinct species Leiocephalus anonymous, L. apertosulcus, L. cuneus, L. endomychus, L. etheridgei and L. jamaicensis are known to have lived in the caribbean region in recent time as well.

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