Basilisk and skink lizards, 19th-century illustration. At top is a Basiliscus mitrotus basilisk. The Basiliscus lizards are found in Mexico, Central America, and northern South America. At bottom is a Scincus officinalis skink, found in parts of Africa and Asia. Artwork published in 1846.
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