Family 38.—IPHISADÆ. (1 Genus, 1 Species.)
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The single species of Iphisa, has been found only at Para in Equatorial America.
Family 39.—CERCOSAURIDÆ. (1 Genus, 5 Species.)
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The genus Cercosaura, is known only from Brazil and Ecuador.
Family 40.—CHAMÆSAURIDÆ. (1 Genus, 1 Species.)
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This family, consisting of a single species of the genus Chamæsaura, is confined to South Africa.
Family 41.—GYMNOPTHALMIDÆ . (5 Genera, 14 Species.)