Leiocephalidae

Leiocephalus carinatus is a lizard native to parts of the Caribbean and introduced to Florida and Honduras.

Leiocephalus cubensis, the Cuban brown curlytail, is a curly-tailed lizard species native to Cuba.

Leiocephalus raviceps is a curly-tailed lizard species native to Cuba, commonly called the pallid or mountain curlytail.

Leiocephalus schreibersii is a common curlytail lizard native to Hispaniola and introduced to southern Florida.

Leiocephalus psammodromus is a small endemic curly-tailed lizard of the Turks and Caicos Islands, an omnivorous species found in xeric coastal areas.

Leiocephalus barahonensis, the orange-bellied curlytail, is a curly-tailed lizard species endemic to Hispaniola, with five recognized subspecies.

Leiocephalus personatus is a sexually dimorphic lizard endemic to Hispaniola, with an introduced population in Florida.

Leiocephalus macropus is a curly-tailed lizard species native to Cuba.

Leiocephalus lunatus is a curly-tailed lizard species native to the Dominican Republic.

Leiocephalus stictigaster is a curly-tailed lizard species with two common names, native to Cuba.

Leiocephalus varius, the Cayman curlytail, is a curly-tailed lizard native to the Cayman Islands.

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