Commentaires
Dibamidés et Gekkotiens - Les trois relations possibles entre ces clades et le reste des Squamates sont retrouvées dans les études récentes : le groupe frère de tous les autres Squamates est soit les Dibamidés, soit les Gekkotiens, soit un clade (Dibamidés, Gekkotiens).
Lacertoïdés - Les Lacertoïdés contiennent notamment les Lacertidés (lézards vrais), les Amphisbaeniens, les Gymnophtalmidés et les Téiidés.
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