Davis, 41. Monte Cristo Mine, 700', Dept. Morazan, El Salvador Rec. 21, 1941. Short Summaries of status of some lizards: Iguana Common in large trees along streams. Genosaura completa. Widely distributed. Found especially in agave fences; also in woodfiles, old mine shafts, & in trees. Anolis (with blue spot on throat fan) Very com- mom in wooded terrain, and about wood fences. Restricted almost entirely to fence fence posts. Virtually absent from Mimosa scrub. Brownheaded lizard Not found in Mimosa scrub or grassland, but the most common lizard in wooded terrain and about buildings. Cnemidophorus sp. The most common lizard of the Mimosa scrub and along roads and trails through the scrub. Lantil Found almost entirely near water, along river and stream banks, and in Jule growth where found. Seems to have established definite colonies, consequently found in separated localities, & not evenly distributed. Lonophis lineatus Seems to be found mostly along roads & roadsides, & other flat places free from growth. Bicolored lizard Associated with brownheaded lizard, but not nearly as common.