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Eumeces Obsoletus. SKINKS No lines on body. Eumeces Tetragammus. SKINKS Light stripe above eye. Scincella Lateralis. SKINKS No light stripe. Cnemidophorus Sexlineatus. STRIPED WHIPTAILS No spots and granular scales on back forelimbs. Cnemidophorus Laredoensis. STRIPED WHIPTAILS
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EumecesObsoletus • SKINKS • No lines on body
EumecesTetragammus • SKINKS • Light stripe above eye
ScincellaLateralis • SKINKS • No light stripe
CnemidophorusSexlineatus • STRIPED WHIPTAILS • No spots and granular scales on back forelimbs
CnemidophorusLaredoensis • STRIPED WHIPTAILS • Moderately enlarged forelimb scales & white, tan, or green tail
CnemidophorusGularis • STRIPED WHIPTAILS • Extremely enlarged forelimb scales & reddish/pinkish tail
AnolisCarolinensis • ANOLES • Primarily green • Elongated snout in line that taper evenly with rest of skull
AnolisSagrei • ANOLES • Brown anoles
HemidactylusTurcicus • GECKOS • Bumpy skin, no eyelids
ColeonyxBrevis • GECKOS • Striped skin, eyelids
CrotaphytusReticulatus • SMOOTH SKINNED LIZARDS • External ear openings & dark spots on back
CophosaurusTexanus • SMOOTH SKINNED LIZARDS • Black bars on ventral side of tail
HolbrookiaPropinqua • SMOOTH SKINNED LIZARDS • Tail length longer than body length, no ventral spots on tail
HolbrookiaLacerta • SMOOTH SKINNED LIZARDS • Tail with ventral spots
CtenosauraPectinata • SPINY LIZARDS • Low crest of scales down the back (in Brownsville)
PhrynosomaCornutum • SPINY LIZARDS • Large spines on head
UrosaurusOrnatus • SPINY LIZARDS • A fold across throat
SceloporusSerrifer • SPINY LIZARDS • Distinct collar
SceloporusVariabilis • SPINY LIZARDS • Pocket behind hindlimbs
SceloporusGrammicus • SPINY LIZARDS • Wavy lines on back, no stripe on side
SceloporusUndulatus • SPINY LIZARDS • Clearly defined light stripe on side
SceloporusOlivaceus • SPINY LIZARDS • Light stripe not clearly defined
OphisaurusAttenuatus • LEGLESS LIZARDS • Moveable eyelids