Coccidia (Eimeria and Isospora) of Sauria

Family: Agamidae (Agamas)

1. Eimeria agamae (Laveran and Pettit, 1910) Reichenow, 1921
   1. Host: Agama agama (syn. Agama colonorum) (Rainbow lizard)
   2. References: Laveran and Pettit 1910; Reichenow 1921

2. Eimeria cameronensis Maupin, Diong, and McQuistion, 1998
   1. Host: Gonocephalus grandis (Grand anglehead lizard)
   2. Reference: Maupin et al. 1998

3. Eimeria colonorum Prasad, 1960
   1. Host: Agama agama (syn. Agama colonorum) (Rainbow lizard)
   2. References: Cannon 1967b; Kasim and Al Shawa 1988; Prasad 1960

4. Eimeria molochis Bovee and Telford, 1965
   1. Host: Moloch horridus (Thorny devil)
   2. Reference: Bovee and Telford 1965a, 1965b

5. Eimeria nyschanica Davronov, 1985
   1. Host: Agama lehmanni (Mountain agama)
   2. Reference: Davronov 1985

6. Eimeria japaluris Bovee, 1971
   1. Host: Japalura polygonata (Chisei-teeth lizard)
   2. Reference: Bovee 1971

7. Eimeria sinaitae Kasim and Al Shawa, 1988
   1. Host: Agama sinaita (Sinai agama)
   2. Reference: Kasim and Al Shawa 1988

8. Eimeria sp. of Brodbeck, 1988
   1. Host: Pogona barbata (syn. Amphibolurus barbatus) (Bearded dragon)
   2. Reference: Brodbeck 1988, 1990

9. Eimeria sp. of Brodbeck, 1988
   1. Host: Calotes versicolor (Crested tree lizard)
   2. Reference: Brodbeck 1988, 1990

10. Eimeria sp. of Brodbeck, 1988
    1. Host: Physignathus cocincinus (Asian water dragon)
    2. References: Brodbeck 1988, 1990

11. Eimeria sp. of Modry, 1998
    1. Synonym: Choleoeimeria sp. of Jirku, Modry, Slapeta, Koudela, and Lukes, 2002
    2. Host: Acanthosaura crucigera (Mountain horned tree lizard)
    3. References: Jirku et al. 2002; Modry 1998

12. Eimeria sp. of Modry, 1998
    1. Host: Agama agama (Rainbow lizard)
    2. Reference: Modry 1998

13. Eimeria sp. of Modry, 1998
    1. Host: Chlamydosaurus kingii (Frilled dragon)
    2. Reference: Modry 1998

14. Eimeria sp. of Modry, 1998
    1. Host: Phrynocephalus arabicus (Arabian toad-headed lizard)
    2. Reference: Modry 1998

15. Eimeria yemenensae Al-Rasheid and Al Yousif, 1998
    1. Host: Agama yemenensis (Rock agama)
    2. Reference: Al-Rasheid and Al Yousif 1998

16. Isospora amphiboluri Cannon, 1967
    1. Hosts: Pogona barbata (syn. Amphibolurus barbatus) (Bearded dragon), Pogona vitticeps (Inland bearded dragon); tentatively Chlamydosaurus kingii (Frilled dragon)
    2. References: Cannon 1967a; McAllister et al. 1995; Modry 1998; Rzepczyk 1976

17. Isospora calotesi Bhatia, 1938, nomen nudum
    1. Synonym: Isospora sp. of Setna, 1933
    2. Host: Calotes versicolor (Crested tree lizard)
    3. References: Bhatia 1938; Chakravarty and Kar 1947; Setna 1933
    4. Remarks: Only endogenous stages were described

18. Isospora cannoni Finkelman and Paperna, 1994
    1. Host: Diporiphora australis (Two-lined dragon)
    2. References: Finkelman and Paperna, 1994a; Paperna and Finkelman 1998

19. Isospora caryophila Rogier and Colley, 1976
    1. Host: Gonocephalus grandis (syn. Gonyocephalus grandis) (Grand anglehead lizard)
    2. Reference: Rogier and Colley 1976

20. Isospora choochotei Finkelman and Paperna, 1994
    1. Host: Calotes mystaceus (Indochinese agama)
    2. References: Finkelman and Paperna, 1994a

21. Isospora deserti Finkelman and Paperna, 1994
    1. Host: Trapelus pallidus (syn. Agama pallida) (Pale agama), Trapelus mutabilis (Changable or variable agama)
    2. References: Al Yousif and Al-Shawa 1997; Finkelman and Paperna, 1994a; Modry 1998; Paperna and Finkelman 1998

22. Isospora gonocephali Maupin, Diong, and McQuistion, 1998
    1. Host: Gonocephalus grandis (Grand anglehead lizard)
    2. Reference: Maupin et al. 1998

23. Isospora lacertae Saum, Diong, and McQuistion, 1997
    1. Host: Calotes versicolor (Crested tree lizard)
    2. Reference: Saum et al. 1997
    3. Remarks: This may represent Isospora calotesi Bhatia, 1938.

24. Isospora phrynocephali Ovezmukhammedov, 1971
    1. Host: Phrynocephalus helioscopus (Sun watcher)
    2. References: Ovezmukhammedov 1971; Ruziev and Davronov 1984

25. Isospora rayi Mandal 1966
    1. Host: Ptyctolaemus gularis (syn. Ptyctolaemus sp.) (Green fan-throated lizard)
    2. Reference: Mandal 1966
    3. Remarks: Ptyctolaemus gularis is the only member of the genus found in Assam

26. Isospora rustamovi Ovezmukhammedov, 1977
    1. Host: Phrynocephalus reticulatus (Reticulated toad-headed agama)
    2. References: Davronov 1985; Ovezmukhammedov 1977a; 1980; Ruziev and Davronov 1984

27. Isospora sp. of Adler vide Wenyon, 1926
    1. Host: Agama agama (syn. Agama colonorum) (Rainbow lizard)
    2. Reference: Wenyon 1926

28. Isospora sp. of Rzepczyk, 1976
    1. Host: Physignathus lesueurii (Water dragon)
    2. Reference: Rzepczyk 1976

Family: Anguidae (glass lizards, alligator lizards, lateral fold lizards)

1. Eimeria mirabilis Yakimoff, 1936
   1. Host: Ophisaurus apodus (Glass lizard)
   2. References: Davronov 1985; Ovezmukhammedov 1968, 1969, 1974; Ruziev and Davronov 1984; Yakimoff 1936

2. Eimeria raillieti (Leger, 1899) Galli-Valerio, 1930
   1. Synonym: Coccidium raillieti Leger, 1899
   2. Host: Anguis fragilis (Slow worm)
   3. References: Galli-Valerio 1930; Lainson; 1959; Lavier 1938; Leger 1899

Family: Chamaeleonidae (Chamelons)

1. Eimeria bohemii Modry, Slapeta, and Koudela, 2000
   1. Synonym: Eimeria sp. of Modry, 1998
   2. Host: Chamaeleo melleri (Meller's chameleon)
   3. References: Modry 1998; Modry et al. 2000

2. Eimeria largeni Modry, Slapeta, and Koudela, 2000
   1. Host: Chamaeleo gracilis (Graceful chameleon)
   2. Reference: Modry et al. 2000

   Eimeria sp. 1 of Brygoo, 1963

   1. Synonym: Choleoeimeria sp. (Brygoo, 1963) Paperna and Landsberg, 1989
   2. Synonym: gall bladder Eimeria sp. of Brygoo, 1963
   3. Hosts: Calumma brevicornis (syn. Chamaeleo brevicornis) (Short-horned chameleon), Furcifer lateralis (syn. Chamaeleo lateralis) (Carpet chameleon), Furcifer oustaleti (syn. Chamaeleo oustaleti) (Oustalet's chameleon), Furcifer verrucosus (syn. Chamaeleo verrucosus) (Warty or spiny chameleon), Furcifer willsii (syn. Chamaeleo willsii) (Canopy chameleon)
   4. References: Brygoo 1963a, 1963b

3. Eimeria sp. 2 of Brygoo, 1963
   1. Synonym: intestinal Eimeria sp. of Brygoo, 1963
   2. Hosts: Calumma brevicornis (syn. Chamaeleo brevicornis) (Short-horned chameleon), Calumma parsonii (syn. Chamaeleo parsonii) (Parson's chameleon), Furcifer lateralis (syn. Chamaeleo lateralis) (Carpet chameleon), Furcifer oustaleti (syn. Chamaeleo oustaleti) (Oustalet's chameleon), Furcifer pardalis (syn. Chamaeleo pardalis) (Panther chameleon), Furcifer willsii (syn. Chamaeleo willsii) (Canopy chameleon)
   3. References: Brygoo 1963a, 1963b

4. Eimeria sp. of Blok, 1971
   1. Host: Chamaeleo sp. (a chameleon)
   2. References: Blok 1971; Marcus 1981
   3. Remarks: The photographs suggest the same morphologic characteristics of the oocysts in both publications

5. Eimeria sp. of Frank and Loos-Frank, 1977
   1. Host: Chamaeleo jacksonii (Jackson's chameleon)
   2. Reference: Frank and Loos-Frank 1977

6. Eimeria sp. of Modry, 1998
   1. Host: Chamaeleo dilepis (Flap-necked chameleon)
   2. Reference: Modry 1998

7. Eimeria sp. of Modry, Slapeta, and Koudela, 2000
   1. Host: Chamaeleo bitaeniatus (Two-lined chameleon)
   2. Reference: Modry et al. 2000
   3. Remarks: The authors thought that this may have been a pseudoparasite

8. Eimeria sp. of Will, 1975
   1. Host: Furcifer oustaleti (syn. Chamaeleo oustaleti) (Oustalet's chameleon)
   2. Reference: Will 1975

9. Eimeria tilburyi Modry, Slapeta, and Koudela, 2000
   1. Synonym: Eimeria sp. of Modry, 1998
   2. Host: Chamaeleo jacksonii (Jackson's chameleon)
   3. References: Modry 1998; Modry et al. 2000

10. Isospora jaracimrmani Modry and Koudela, 1995
    1. Host: Chamaeleo calyptratus (Yemen chameleon)
    2. Reference: Modry and Koudela 1995

11. Isospora mesnili Sergent, 1902
    1. Host: Chamaeleo chamaeleon (syn. Chamaeleo vulgaris) (Common chameleon)
    2. References: Brygoo 1963a, 1963b; Sergent 1902

12. Isospora muriyu Modry, Slapeta, and Koudela, 2000
    1. Synonym: Isospora sp. of Modry, 1998
    2. Host: Chamaeleo jacksoni (Jackson's chameleon)
    3. References: Modry 1998; Modry et al. 2000

13. Isospora necasi Modry, Slapeta, and Koudela, 2000
    1. Synonym: Isospora sp. of Modry, 1998
    2. Host: Chamaeleo melleri (Meller's chameleon)
    3. References: Modry 1998; Modry et al. 2000

14. Isospora tigris Modry, Koudela, and Volf, 1997
    1. Host: Calumma tigris (Tiger chameleon)
    2. References: Modry 1988; Modry et al. 1997

15. Isospora wildi Modry, Slapeta, and Koudela, 2000
    1. Synonym: Isospora sp. of Modry, 1998
    2. Host: Chamaeleo dilepis (Flap-necked chameleon)
    3. References: Modry 1998; Modry et al. 2000

Family: Cordylidae (Spinytail lizards)

1. Eimeria murphyi Upton, McAllister, and Garrett, 1993
   1. Host: Cordylus cataphractus (Armadillo girdled lizard)
   2. Reference: Upton et al. 1993b

2. Eimeria sp. of Deakins, 1972
   1. Host: a "girdled lizard"
   2. Reference: Deakins 1972

Family: Corytophanidae (Casquehead lizards)

1. Eimeria basilisci Duszynski, 1969
   1. Host: Basiliscus basiliscus (Double-crested basilisk)
   2. Reference: Duszynski 1969

2. Eimeria sp. of Brodbeck, 1988
   1. Host: Basiliscus plumifrons (Green crested basilisk)
   2. References: Brodbeck 1988, 1990

3. Isospora basilisci Lainson, 1968
   1. Host: Basiliscus vittatus (Brown basilisk)
   2. Reference: Lainson 1968

Family: Gekkonidae (Gekkoes)

1. Coccidian of Paperna, 1999
   1. Synonym: Globidium sp. of Paperna, 1999
   2. Host: Heteronotis binoei (Bynoe's gecko)
   3. Reference: Paperna 1999

2. Eimeria barnardi Upton, Freed, and Burdick, 1992
   1. Synonym: Eimeria bamardi Upton, Freed, and Burdick, 1992 of Ball and Daszak, 1995, lapsus
   2. Host: Rhoptropus barnardi (Barnard's Namib day gecko)
   3. Reference: Upton et al. 1992a

3. Eimeria bongaonensis Sinha and Sinha, 1978
   1. Host: Gekko gecko (Tokay gecko)
   2. References: Sinha and Sinha 1978; Sinha et al. 1978

4. Eimeria boveroi Carini and Pinto, 1926
   1. Host: Hemidactylus mabouia (House gecko)
   2. References: Carini and Pinto 1926; Lainson and Paperna 1999a; Laveran and Pettit 1910; McAllister and Upton 1989, 1994; Paperna and Lainson 1999a; Upton et al. 1992b

5. Eimeria brygooi Upton and Barnard, 1987
   1. Host: Phelsuma laticauda (Golddust day gecko), Phelsuma madagascariensis grandis (Madagascar giant day gecko)
   2. References: Modry 1998; Upton and Barnard 1987

6. Eimeria cicaki Else and Colley, 1975
   1. Hosts: Gehyra mutilata (Mutilated gecko), Hemidactylus frenatus (Chichak)
   2. Reference: Else and Colley 1975

7. Eimeria delalandii Matuschka and Bannert, 1986
   1. Host: Tarentola delalandii (Canary Island wall gecko)
   2. Reference: Matushka and Bannert 1986a

8. Eimeria dixoni McAllister, Upton, and Boyer, 1990
   1. Host: Hemidactylus frenatus (Chichak)
   2. References: Hanley et al. 1995, 1998; McAllister et al. 1990, 1994; Upton et al. 1991b

9. Eimeria flaviviridis Setna and Bana, 1935
   1. Synonym: Choleoeimeria flaviviridis (Setna and Bana, 1935) Paperna and Landsberg, 1989
   2. Synonym: Eimeria sp. of Setna, 1933
   3. Synonym: Eimeria sp. B of Knowles and Das Gupta, 1935
   4. Synonym: Goussia flaviviridis (Setna and Bana, 1935) Levine, 1983
   5. Host: Hemidactylus flaviviridis (Common wall gecko)
   6. References: Knowles and Das Gupta1935; Levine 1983; Paperna and Landsberg 1989b; Setna 1933; Setna and Bana 1935

10. Eimeria frenatus Upton, Hanley, and Case, 1994
    1. Host: Hemidactylus frenatus (Chichak)
    2. Reference: Hanley et al. 1995, 1998; Upton et al. 1994

11. Eimeria furmani Upton, Free, Burdick, and McAllister, 1990
    1. Synonym: Eimeria sp. 1 of Yamamoto, 1933
    2. Host: Hemidactylus frenatus (Chichak)
    3. References: Hanley et al. 1995, 1998; Upton et al. 1990; 1991b

12. Eimeria gastrosauris Paperna, 1994
    1. Synonym: Eimeria gastrosauris Paperna, 1993, nomen nudum
    2. Host: Gehyra australis (Northern detella), Heteronotis binoei (Bynoe's gecko), Odedura monilis (Ocellated velvet gecko)
    3. References: Paperna 1993, 1994, 1999

13. Eimeria gehyrae Cannon, 1967
    1. Host: Gehyra variegata (Tree detella)
    2. Reference: Cannon 1967b

14. Eimeria gekkonis Tanabe, 1928
    1. Host: Gekko japonicus (Japanese gecko)
    2. References: Tanabe 1928a, 1928b

15. Eimeria helenlevineae (Bray, 1984) Levine, 1988
    1. Synonym: Eimeria helenae of Bray, 1984, nomen preocc.
    2. Host: Hemidactylus brookii (Brook's gecko)
    3. References: Bui et al. 1992a; Bray 1984; Levine 1989

16. Eimeria hemidactyli Knowles and Das Gupta, 1935
    1. Synonym: Eimeria sp. C of Knowles and Das Gupta, 1935
    2. Host: Hemidactylus flaviviridis (Common wall gecko)
    3. Reference: Knowles and Das Gupta 1935

17. Eimeria japonicus Bovee, 1971
    1. Host: Gekko japonicus (Japanese gecko)
    2. Reference: Bovee 1971

18. Eimeria knowlesi Bhatia, 1936
    1. Synonym: Eimeria sp. A of Knowles and Das Gupta, 1935
    2. non Eimeria knowlesi Bhatia, 1936 of Saratchandra and Narasimhamurti, 1981
    3. Host: Hemidactylus flaviviridis (Common wall gecko)
    4. References: Bhatia 1936; Knowles and Das Gupta 1935; Mandal 1976; Saratchandra and Narasimhamurti 1981

19. Eimeria koidzumii Matsubayasi, 1941
    1. Host: Gekko japonicus (Japanese gecko)
    2. Reference: Matsubayasi 1941

20. Eimeria lineri McAllister, Upton, and Freed, 1988
    1. Synonym: Acroeimeria lineri (McAllister, Upton, and Freed, 1988) Paperna and Landsberg, 1989
    2. Hosts: Cyrtopodion scabrum (Roughtail gecko), Hemidactylus mabouia (House gecko), Hemidactylus turcicus (Mediterranean or Turkish gecko)
    3. References: Daszak and Ball 1991; McAllister et al. 1988, 1990, 1991a, 1994; Paperna 1989, 2001; Paperna and Landsberg 1989b

21. Eimeria michikoa Bovee, 1971
    1. Host: Gekko japonicus (Japanese gecko)
    2. Reference: Bovee 1971

22. Eimeria pachybibroni Upton, Freed, and Burdick, 1992
    1. Host: Pachydactylus bibroni (Bibron's gecko)
    2. Reference: Upton et al. 1992a

23. Eimeria phelsumae Daszak and Ball, 1991
    1. Synonym: Eimeria sp. 5 of Brygoo, 1963 (?)
    2. Host: Phelsuma madagascarensis (Madagascar giant day gecko)
    3. Reference: Daszak and Ball 1991

24. Eimeria rabiti Mandal and Nair, 1973
    1. Host: Gymnodactylus "rabitus"
    2. Reference: Mandal and Nair 1973
    3. Remarks: No saurian exists with the trivial name "rabitus". The only gekkonid described by Blyth from India was Eublepharis macularius (Leopard gecko) and the actual host may represent that species.

25. Eimeria rangei Upton, Freed, and Burdick, 1991
    1. Host: Palmatogecko rangei (Web-footed gecko)
    2. Reference: Upton et al. 1991a

26. Eimeria rochalimai Carini and Pinto, 1926
    1. Synonym: Choleoeimeria rochalimai (Carini and Pinto, 1926) Lainson and Paperna, 1999
    2. Synonym: Eimeria sp. of Upton, Hanley, Case, and McAllister, 1991
    3. Synonym: Eimeria sp. of Yamamoto, 1933
    4. Hosts: Hemidactylus frenatus (Chichak), Hemidactylus mabouia (House gecko)
    5. References: Carini and Pinto 1926; Hanley et al. 1995, 1998; Lainson and Paperna 1999a; Paperna and Lainson 1999b, 2000b; Upton et al. 1991b, 1992b, 1994; Yamamoto 1933

27. Eimeria simonkingi Ball and Daszak, 1995
    1. Hosts: Gekko smithii (Green-eyed gecko), Gekko vittatus (White-lined palm gecko), Phelsuma lineata (One-lined day gecko)
    2. Reference: Ball and Daszak 1995

28. Eimeria sp. of Brygoo, 1963
    1. Host: Phelsuma lineata (One-lined day gecko)
    2. Reference: Brygoo 1963a, 1963b

29. Eimeria sp. of Brygoo, 1963
    1. Host: Uroplatus fimbriatus (Leaf-tailed gecko)
    2. Reference: Brygoo 1963a, 1963b

30. Eimeria sp. of Else and Colley, 1974
    1. Host: Gehyra mutilata (Mutilated gecko)
    2. Reference: Else and Colley 1974

31. Eimeria sp. of Modry, 1998
    1. Host: Phelsuma astriata (Narrow-headed day gecko)
    2. Reference: Modry 1998

32. Eimeria sp. of Modry, 1998
    1. Host: Phelsuma cepediana (Mauritius day gecko)
    2. Reference: Modry 1998

33. Eimeria sp. of Modry, 1998
    1. Host: Phelsuma sundbergi (Seychelles giant day gecko)
    2. Reference: Modry 1998

34. Eimeria sp. of Modry, 1998
    1. Host: Phyllodactylus tuberculosus (Yellow-belly gecko)
    2. Reference: Modry 1998

35. Eimeria sp. 1 of Modry, 1998
    1. Host: Uroplatus henkeli (Henkle's leaf-tailed gecko)
    2. Reference: Modry 1998

36. Eimeria sp. 2 of Modry, 1998
    1. Host: Uroplatus henkeli (Henkle's leaf-tailed gecko)
    2. Reference: Modry 1998

37. Eimeria sp. 3 of Modry, 1998
    1. Host: Uroplatus henkeli (Henkle's leaf-tailed gecko)
    2. Reference: Modry 1998

38. Eimeria sp. 1 of Modry, 1998
    1. Host: Uroplatus sikorue (Lichenose leaf-tailed gecko)
    2. Reference: Modry 1998

39. Eimeria sp. 2 of Modry, 1998
    1. Host: Uroplatus sikorue (Lichenose leaf-tailed gecko)
    2. Reference: Modry 1998

40. Eimeria sp. of Ray and Das Gupta, 1935
    1. Host: Hemidactylus flaviviridis (syn. Hemidactylus coctoei) (Common wall gecko)
    2. Reference: Ray and Das Gupta 1935
    3. Remarks: This is almost certainly a synonym of one of the already described gall bladder eimerians from the same host

41. Eimeria sp. of Saratchandra and Narasimhamurti, 1981
    1. non Eimeria knowlesi Bhatia, 1936
    2. Host: Hemidactylus prashadi (Prashad's gecko)
    3. Reference: Saratchandra and Narasimhamurti 1981

42. Eimeria sp. 2 of Yamamoto, 1933
    1. Synonym: Choleoeimeria sp. (Yamamoto, 1933) Paperna and Landsberg, 1989
    2. Host: Hemidactylus frenatus (Chichak)
    3. Reference: Yamamoto 1933; Upton et al. 1991b

43. Eimeria spp. of Stewart, 1995
    1. Host: Heteronota bineoi (Bynoe's gecko)
    2. Reference: Stewart, 1995

44. Eimeria (Paperna and Landsberg, 1989)
    1. Synonym: Choleoeimeria pachydactyli Paperna and Landsberg, 1989
    2. Host: Pachydactylus capensis (Cape gecko)
    3. Reference: Paperna and Landsberg 1989b

45. Eimeria stenodactyli El-Toukhy, 1994
    1. Host: Stenodactylus sthenodactylus (syn. Stenodactylus elegans) (Elegant gecko)
    2. References: El-Toukhy 1994b; El-Toukhy et al. 1994a

46. Eimeria tarentolae Matuschka and Bannert, 1986
    1. Host: Tarentola mauritanica (Moorish gecko)
    2. References: Matuschka and Bannert 1986b; Modry 1998

47. Eimeria telfordi Bovee, 1971
    1. Host: Gehyra mutilata (Mutilated gecko)
    2. Reference: Bovee 1971

48. Eimeria tokayae Ball and Daszak, 1995
    1. Host: Gekko gekko (Tokay gecko)
    2. Reference: Ball and Daszak 1995

49. Eimeria turcicus Upton, McAllister, and Freed, 1988
    1. Synonym: Choleoeimeria turcicus (Upton, McAllister, and Freed, 1988) Paperna and Landsberg, 1989
    2. Host: Hemidactylus turcicus (Mediterranean or Turkish gecko)
    3. References: Daszak and Ball 1991; Paperna 2001; Paperna and Landsberg 1989a, 1989b; McAllister et al. 1994; Upton et al. 1988

50. Eimeria vittati Ball and Daszak, 1995
    1. Host: Gekko vittatus (White-lined gecko)
    2. Reference: Ball and Daszak 1995

51. Isospora albogularis Upton and Freed, 1990
    1. Host: Gonatodes albogularis (Yellow-headed gecko)
    2. Reference: Upton and Freed 1990b

52. Isospora altiatlantis Volf, Koudela, and Modry
    1. Host: Quedenfeldtia trachyblepharus (Thorny-eyelidded gecko)
    2. Reference: Volf et al. 2000

53. Isospora canariensis Matuschka and Bannert, 1986
    1. Host: Tarentola delalandii (Canary Island wall gecko)
    2. Reference: Matuschka and Bannert 1986

54. Isospora frenatus Upton, Freed, Burdick, and McAllister, 1990
    1. Host: Hemidactylus frenatus (Chichak)
    2. References: Hanley et al. 1995, 1998; Upton et al. 1990

55. Isospora gardneri Modry, Koudela, and Volf, 1997
    1. Host: Phelsuma astriata (Narrow-headed day gecko), Phelsuma sundbergi (Seychelles giant day gecko)
    2. References: Modry 1998; Modry et al. 1997

56. Isospora gekkonis Upton and Barnard, 1987
    1. Hosts: Phelsuma laticauda (Golddust day gecko), Phelsuma madagascariensis grandis (Madagascar giant day gecko)
    2. Reference: Upton and Barnard 1987

57. Isospora gymnodactyli Ovezmukhammedov, 1972
    1. Host: Tenuidactylus fedtschenkoi (syn. Gymnodactylus fedtschenkoi) (Russian bent-toed gecko)
    2. Reference: Ovezmukhammedov 1972

58. Isospora hemidactyli Carini, 1936
    1. Host: Hemidactylus mabouia (House gecko)
    2. References: Carini 1936; Lainson and Paperna 1999b; Paperna and Lainson 2000a; Schmidt et al. 1967; Upton et al. 1992b

59. Isospora knowlesi Ray and Das Gupta, 1936
    1. Host: Hemidactylus flaviviridis (Common wall gecko)
    2. References: Knowles and Das Gupta 1935; Ray and Das Gupta 1936

60. Isospora ladiguensis Modry, Koudela, and Volf, 1997
    1. Host: Phelsuma sundbergi (Seychelles giant day gecko)
    2. References: Modry 1998; Modry et al. 1997

61. Isospora oudrii Volf, Koudela, and Modry
    1. Host: Ptyodactylus oudrii (Fan-footed gecko)
    2. Reference: Volf et al. 2000

62. Isospora pachydactyli Upton and Freed, 1988
    1. Host: Pachydactylus bibronii (Bibron's gecko)
    2. Reference: Upton and Freed, 1988

63. Isospora platyurusi Finkelman and Paperna, 1995
    1. Host: Cosymbotus platyurus (Common flat-tailed gecko)
    2. References: Finkelman and Paperna 1995; Volf et al. 2000

64. Isospora ptyodactyli Modry, Koudela, Al-Oran, Amr, and Dolezel, 1998
    1. Host: Ptyodactylus puiseuxi (Fan-footed gecko)
    2. References: Modry 1998; Modry et al. 1998b

65. Isospora schlegeli Upton, Hanley, Case, and McAllister, 1991
    1. Hosts: Hemidactylus frenatus (Chichak), Lepidodactylus lugubris (Mourning gecko)
    2. References: Hanley et al. 1995, 1998; Upton et al. 1991b

66. Isospora sp. 1 of Cannon, 1967
    1. Synonym: Isospora ablephari Cannon, 1967, pro parte
    2. Host: Heteronota bineoi (Bynoe's gecko)
    3. References: Cannon 1967a; Stewart 1995

67. Isospora sp. 2 of Cannon, 1967
    1. Synonym: Isospora ablephari Cannon, 1967, pro parte
    2. Host: Phyllurus cornutus (Northern leaf-tailed gecko)
    3. Reference: Cannon 1967a

68. Isospora sp. of Coke and Tristan, 1998
    1. Host: Eublepharis macularius (Leopard gecko)
    2. Reference: Coke and Tristan 1998

69. Isospora sp. of Modry, 1998
    1. Host: Cyrtodactylus sp.
    2. Reference: Modry 1998

70. Isospora sp. of Modry, 1998
    1. Host: Stenodactylus doriae (Arabian whip-tail sand gecko)
    2. Reference: Modry 1998

71. Isospora sp. of Modry, 1998
    1. Host: Stenodactylus grandiceps (Grand finger-toed gecko)
    2. Reference: Modry 1998

72. Isospora sp. of Modry, 1998
    1. Host: Uroplatus ebenaui (Nosy Be flat-tailed gecko)
    2. Reference: Modry 1998

73. Isospora sp. of Modry, 1998
    1. Host: Uroplatus phantasticus (Fantastic leaf-tailed gecko)
    2. Reference: Modry 1998

74. Isospora sp. of Paperna and Finkelman, 1998
    1. Host: Hemidactylus turcicus (Mediterranean or Turkish gecko)
    2. Reference: Paperna and Finkelman 1998

75. Isospora sp. of Paperna and Finkelman, 1998
    1. Host: Heteronota binoei (Bynoe's gecko)
    2. References: Paperna 1999; Paperna and Finkelman 1998; Paperna and Vilenkin 1999

76. Isospora sp. of Schmidt, Johnston, and Stehbens, 1967
    1. Host: Gehyra variegata (Tree detella)
    2. References: Schmidt et al. 1967; Stehbens and Schmidt 1968

77. Isospora stenodactyli El-Toukhy, 1994
    1. Host: Stenodactylus sthenodactylus (syn. Stenodactylus elegans) (Elegant gecko)
    2. References: El-Toukhy 1994a; El-Toukhy et al. 1994b; Modry 1998

78. Isospora tarentolae Matuschka and Bannert, 1986
    1. Host: Tarentola delalandii (Canary Island wall gecko)
    2. Reference: Matuschka and Bannert 1986a

79. Isospora thavari Else and Colley, 1975
    1. Host: Gehyra mutilata (Mutilated gecko)
    2. Reference: Else and Colley 1975

80. Isospora uptoni Finkelman and Paperna, 1995
    1. Synonym: Cyclospora sp. of Yamamoto, 1933, pro parte
    2. Host: Hemidactylus frenatus (Chichak)
    3. References: Finkelman and Paperna 1995; Yamamoto 1933

Family: Helodermatidae (Gila monsters)

1. Eimeria becki Upton, McAllister, and Garrett, 1993
   1. Host: Heloderma suspectum (Gila monster)
   2. Reference: Upton et al. 1993a

Family: Iguanidae (Iguanids)

1. Eimeria sp. of Modry, 1998
   1. Host: Iguana iguana (Green iguana)
   2. Reference: Modry 1998

Family: Lacertidae (Wall lizards)

1. Eimeria acanthodactyli (Phisalix, 1930) Levine and Becker, 1933
   1. Synonym: Coccidium acathodactyli Phisalix, 1930
   2. Host: Acanthodactylus scutellatus (Saw-scaled fringe-toed lizard)
   3. References: Levine and Becker, 1933; Phisalix, 1930

2. Eimeria eremiasica Davronov, 1985
   1. Host: Eremias velox (Rapid fringe-toed lizard)
   2. Reference: Davronov 1985

3. Eimeria gallotiae Matuschka and Bannert, 1987
   1. Host: Gallotia gallotiae (Canary Island lizard)
   2. Reference: Matuschka and Bannert 1987

4. Eimeria ghaffari Sakran, Fayed, El-Toukhy, and Abdel-Gawad, 1994
   1. Host: Acanthodactylus boskianus (Bosc's fringe-toed lizard)
   2. Reference:Sakran et al. 1994

5. Eimeria roundtreei Bovee, 1971
   1. Host: Takydromus tachydromoides (Japanese grass lizard)
   2. Reference: Bovee 1971

6. Eimeria schmidti Al Yousif, Al-Sadoon, and Al-Shawa, 1997
   1. Host: Acanthodactylus schmidti (Sandy fringe-toed lizard)
   2. Reference: Al Yousif et al. 1997

7. Eimeria sp. of Eimer, 1870
   1. Host: Lacerta sp. (A lacertid lizard)
   2. References: Danilewsky 1886; Eimer 1870

8. Eimeria sp, of Modry, 1998
   1. Host: Acanthodactylus tristrami (Tristram's fringe-toed lizard)
   2. Reference: Modry 1998

9. Eimeria (?) sp. (Trinci, 1916)
   1. Synonym: Orcheocystis lacertae Trinci, 1916
   2. Host: Lacerta muralis (European wall lizard)
   3. Reference: Trinci 1916

10. Eimeria sp. of Yakimoff and Gousseff, 1940
    1. Host: Eremias velox (Rapid fringe-toed lizard)
    2. Reference: Yakimoff and Gousseff 1940
    3. Remarks: This may represent Eimeria eremiasica Davronov, 1985

11. Eimeria sp. of Yakimoff and Gousseff, 1935
    1. Host: Lacerta vivapara (Viviparous lizard)
    2. Reference: Yakimoff and Gousseff 1935

12. Eimeria takydromi Telford, 1992
    1. Host: Takydromus sexlineatus (Six-lined grass lizard), Takydromus smaragdinus (Emerald or green grass lizard), Takydromus tachydromoides (Japanese grass lizard)
    2. Reference: Telford 1992

13. Isospora abdallahi Modry, Koudela, and Slapeta, 1998
    1. Host: Acanthodactylus boskianus (Bosc's fringe-toed lizard)
    2. References: Modry 1998; Modry et al. 1998a

14. Isospora acanthodactyli Sakran, Fayed, El-Toukhy, and Abdel-Gawad, 1994
    1. Host: Acanthodactylus boskianus (Bosc's fringe-toed lizard)
    2. Reference: Sakran et al. 1994

15. Isospora gallotiae Matuschka and Bannert, 1987
    1. Host: Gallotia galloti (Canary Island lizard)
    2. Reference: Matuschka and Bannert 1987

16. Isospora kaschcadarinica Davronov, 1985
    1. Host: Eremias lineolata (Pangolin lizard)
    2. Reference: Davronov 1985

17. Isospora nagasakiensis Miyata, 1979
    1. Host: Takydromus tachydromoides (Japanese grass lizard)
    2. References: Miyata 1979, 1987

18. Isospora sp. (Al Yousif and Al-Shawa, 1997)
    1. Synonym: Isospora acanthodactyli Al Yousif and Al-Shawa, 1997, nomen preocc.
    2. Host: Acanthodactylus schmidti (Sandy fringe-toed lizard)
    3. Reference: Al Yousif and Al-Shawa 1997

19. Isospora sp, of Modry, 1998
    1. Host: Acanthodactylus tristrami (Tristram's fringe-toed lizard)
    2. Reference: Modry 1998

20. Isospora sp, of Modry, 1998
    1. Host: Mesalina brevirostris (Short-nosed desert lizard)
    2. Reference: Modry 1998

Family: Phrynosomatidae (Earless, Spiny, Tree, Horned, and Side-bloched lizards)

1. Eimeria ahtanumensis Clark, 1970
   1. Synonym: Choleoeimeria ahtanumensis (Clark, 1970) Paperna and Landsberg, 1989
   2. Host: Sceloporus occidentalis (Western fence lizard)
   3. References: Clark 1970; Clark and Bradford 1969; Clark and Colwell 1973; Paperna and Landsberg 1989b

2. Eimeria amreini Pellerdy, 1974, nomen nudum
   1. Synonym: Eimeria cystifelleae var. americana Amrein, 1951pro parte
   2. Synonym: Eimeria noctisauris Bovee and Telford, 1965, pro parte
   3. Host: Uta stansburiana (Side-blotched lizard)
   4. References: Amrein 1951, 1952b; Bovee and Telford 1965c; Debaisieux 1914; Pellerdy 1974

3. Eimeria scelopori Bovee and Telford, 1965
   1. Synonym: Acroeimeria sceloporis (Bovee and Telford, 1965) Paperna and Landsberg, 1989
   2. Synonym: Eimeria sp. Telford and Bovee, 1964, pro parte
   3. Hosts: Sceloporus clarki (Clark's spiny lizard), Sceloporus cf. grammicus (Mesquite lizard), Sceloporus jarrovii (Yarrow's spiny lizard), Sceloporus magister (Desert spiny lizard), Sceloporus occidentalis (Western fence lizard), Sceloporus poinsettii (Crevice spiny lizard), Sceloporus variabilis (Rose-bellied lizard)
   4. References: Bovee and Telford 1965b; Clark and Bradford 1969; Clark and Colwell 1973; McAllister and Upton 1989; McAllister et al. 1994; Mitschler et al. 1993; Paperna and Landsberg 1989b; Telford 1970; Telford and Bovee 1964

4. Eimeria sp. of Bovee and Telford, 1964
   1. Synonym: Eimeria sceloporus Bovee and Telford, 1965, pro parte
   2. Host: Sceloporus magister (Desert spiny lizard)
   3. References: Bovee and Telford 1965b; Telford and Bovee 1964
   4. Remarks: Morphologic differences suggest this not to be Eimeria sceloporus

5. Eimeria sp. of Modry, 1998
   1. Host: Phrynosoma asio (Long spined horned lizard)
   2. Reference: Modry 1998

6. Eimeria sp. of Modry, 1998
   1. Host: Sceloporus squamosus (Bocourt's spiny lizard)
   2. Reference: Modry 1998

7. Eimeria sp. of Modry, 1998
   1. Host: Sceloporus variabilis (Rose-bellied lizard)
   2. Reference: Modry 1998

8. Eimeria umis Bovee, 1969
   1. Synonym: Choleoeimeria umis (Bovee, 1969) Paperna and Landsberg, 1989
   2. Host: Uma notata (Desert fringe-toed lizard)
   3. Reference: Bovee 1969

9. Eimeria urosauris Bovee, 1966
   1. Synonym: Choleoeimeria urosauris (Bovee, 1966) Paperna and Landsberg, 1989
   2. Host: Urosauris graciosus (Long-tailed brush lizard)
   3. Reference: Bovee 1966

Polychrotidae (Anoles)

1. Eimeria anolidis Daszak and Ball, 1991
   1. Host: Anolis carolinensis (Green anole)
   2. Reference: Daszak and Ball 1991

2. Eimeria avilae Cisper, Huntingdon, Smith, Powell, Parmerlee, and Lathrop, 1995
   1. Host: Anolis olssoni (Olsson's anole)
   2. Reference: Cisper et al. 1995

3. Eimeria chamaeleolidisbatbati Modry, Vesley, and Koudela, 1999
   1. Synonym: Eimeria sp. of Modry, 1998
   2. Host: Anolis barbatus (syn. Chamaeleolis barbatus) (Bearded false chameleon)
   3. Reference: Modry 1998; Modry et al. 1999

4. Eimeria intermedia Ruiz, 1959
   1. Host: Anolis intermedius (Highland anole)
   2. Reference: Ruiz 1959

5. Eimeria sanctaluciae Daszak and Ball, 1998
   1. Host: Anolis luciae (St. Lucia tree lizard)
   2. Reference: Daszak and Ball 1998

6. Eimeria schwartzi Cisper, Huntingdon, Smith, Powell, Parmerlee, and Lathrop, 1995
   1. Host: Anolis armouri (Black-throated stout anole)
   2. Reference: Cisper et al. 1995

7. Eimeria sp. of Marcus, 1981
   1. Host: Anolis carolinensis (Green anole)
   2. Reference: Marcus 1981

8. Isospora chamaeleolidis Modry, Vesley, and Koudela, 1999
   1. Synonym: Isospora sp. of Modry, 1998
   2. Host: Anolis barbatus (syn. Chamaeleolis barbatus) (Bearded false chameleon)
   3. Reference: Modry 1998; Modry et al. 1999

9. Isospora guarocuyai Bui, Powell, Smith, Parmelee, and Lathrop, 1992
   1. Host: Anolis distichus (Bark anole)
   2. Reference: Bui et al. 1992b

10. Isospora hendersoni Cisper, Huntingdon, Smith, Powell, Parmerlee, and Lathrop, 1995
    1. Host: Anolis armouri (Black-throated stout anole), Anolis cybotes (Large-headed anole)
    2. Reference: Cisper et al. 1995

11. Isospora reui Cisper, Huntingdon, Smith, Powell, Parmerlee, and Lathrop, 1995
    1. Host: Anolis bahorucoensis (Barahona grass anole)
    2. Reference: Cisper et al. 1995

12. Isospora sp. of Daszak and Ball, 1998
    1. Host: Anolis trinitatis (St. Vincent tree lizard)
    2. Reference: Daszak and Ball 1998
    3. Remarks: This species may be Isospora reui

13. Isospora tahuayoensis Upton, Freed, and Freed, 1989
    1. Host: Anolis fuscoauratus (Lichen colored anole)
    2. Reference: Upton et al. 1989

Pygopodidae (Legless lizards)

1. Isospora delmae Finkelman and Paperna, 1994
   1. Host: Delma nasuta (Legless lizard)
   2. Reference: Finkelman and Paperna, 1994b

Family: Scincidae (Skinks)

1. Coccidian of Bray, 1964
   1. Host: Bray (1964) originally reported the host as Mabuya raddoni. Mabuya raddoni has since been synonymized pro parte between the two different hosts, Mabuya affinis (Senegal mabuya) and Mabuya albilabrus (although some authors do list Mabuya raddoni as a separate species). It is impossible to know which species of skink was actually examined.
   2. Reference: Bray 1964

2. Coccidian of Koudela and Modry, 1999
   1. Host: Eumeces schneideri (Schneider's skink)
   2. Reference: Koudela and Modry 1999

3. Eimeria ablephari Cannon, 1967
   1. Host: Cryptoblepharus sp. (syn. Ablepharus boutonii) (a snake-eyed skink)
   2. Reference: Cannon 1967b
   3. Remarks: Cannon (1967b) described this coccidian from an Australian snake-eyed skink in Queensland he termed "Ablepharus boutonii." However, this species of skink is now known to be confined to Chile, some of the islands off of the coast of Peru, and specific locals in Hawaii. The actual skink once termed Ablepharus boutonii, and now known to occur throughout many regions of the Pacific basin, is currently termed Cryptoblepharus boutonii. To complicate matters further, this species per sec does not occur in Australia. Rather, several sister species (or subspecies according to some authors) have been reported from Queensland all of which have had the trivial name boutonii incorporated into their name at one time or another. These include Cryptoblepharus carnabyi (Shiny-palmed shinning skink or Carnaby's tree skink), Cryptoblepharus fuhni (Black-boulder shinning skink or Fuhn's tree skink), Cryptoblepharus litoralis (Supralittoral shinning skink or Littoral skink), Cryptoblepharus plagicephalus (Callose-palmed shinning skink or Centralian tree skink), and Cryptoblepharus virgatus (Cream-striped shinning skink), any one of which may be the species actually seen by Cannon. A good argument in favor of depositing type hosts into accredited museums whenever possible.

4. Eimeria baltrocki Daszak and Ball, 1991
   1. Host: Eumeces schneideri (African gold skink)
   2. References: Daszak and Ball 1991; Modry 1998

5. Eimeria beyerae Ovezmukhammedov, 1977
   1. Host: Ablepharus deserti (Lidless desert skink)
   2. References: Davronov 1985; Levine 1985; Ovezmukhammedov 1977b; Ruziev and Davronov 1984

6. Eimeria chalcides (Probert, Roberts, and Wilson, 1988) Ball, Daszak, and Probert, 1994
   1. Synonym: Choleoeimeria chalcides (Probert, Roberts, and Wilson, 1988) Paperna and Landsberg, 1989
   2. Synonym: Tyzzeria chalcides Probert, Roberts, and Wilson, 1988
   3. Host: Chalcides ocellatus (Eyed skink)
   4. References: Ball et al. 1994; Daszak et al. 1989; Paperna and Landsberg 1989b; Probert et al. 1988

7. Eimeria egerniae Cannon, 1967
   1. Synonym: Choleoeimeria egerniae (Cannon, 1967) Paperna and Landsberg, 1989
   2. Host: Egernia whitii (White's skink)
   3. References: Cannon 1967b; Paperna and Landsberg 1989b

8. Eimeria egregia Telford, 1997
   1. Host: Eumeces egregius onocrepis (Brown red-tailed skink)
   2. Reference: Telford 1997

9. Eimeria fasciatus Upton, McAllister, and Trauth, 1991
   1. Host: Eumeces fasciatus (Five-lined skink)
   2. References: McAllister et al. 1994; Upton et al. 1991b

10. Eimeria lacertae Ohira, 1914
    1. Host: Eumeces latiscutatus (Japanese skink)
    2. Reference: Bovee 1971; Ohira 1914

11. Eimeria lampropholidus Cannon, 1967
    1. Host: Lampropholis guichenoti (Garden skink)
    2. Reference: Cannon 1967b

12. Eimeria leiolopismatis Cannon, 1967
    1. Host: Saproscincus challengeri (syn. Leiolopisma challengeri) (Orange-tailed shadeskink)
    2. Reference: Cannon 1967b

13. Eimeria maboia Carini, 1938
    1. Host: Mabuya dorsivittata (syn. Mabuya agilis dorsivittata) (Dorsal lined skink), Mabuya mabouya (American shiny skink)
    2. Reference: Carini 1938

14. Eimeria minetti Ray, Raghavahari, and Sapre, 1942
    1. Host: Mabuya sp. (a skink)
    2. Reference: Ray et al. 1942

15. Eimeria pellopleuris Bovee, 1971
    1. Host: Ateuchosaurus pellopleurus (syn. Lygosoma pellopleurum) (Ryukyu short-legged skink)
    2. Reference: Bovee 1971

16. Eimeria sami Bovee, 1971
    1. Host: Eumeces marginatus (syn. Eumeces oshimensis) (Ryukyu five-lined skink)
    2. Reference: Bovee 1971

17. Eimeria scincellae Telford, 1997
    1. Host: Scincella lateralis (Ground skink)
    2. Reference: Telford 1997

18. Eimeria scinci (Phisalix, 1923) Levine and Becker, 1933
    1. Synonym: Coccidium scinci Phisalix, 1923
    2. Synonym: Eimeria sinci Phisalix, 1923, lapsus
    3. Host: Scincus sincus (syn. Scincus officinalis) (Sand skink); perhaps Sphenops sepsoides (Sand-swimming lizard)
    4. References: Levine and Becker 1933; Modry 1998; Phisalix 1923a, 1923b

19. Eimeria sp. 3 of Brygoo, 1966
    1. Host: Mabuya comorensis (syn. Mabuya comorensis infralineta) (Comoro Island skink)
    2. Reference: Brygoo 1966

20. Eimeria sp. 4 of Brygoo, 1963
    1. Host: Mabuya sp. (a skink)
    2. Reference: Brygoo 1963a, 1963b

21. Eimeria sp. Hegner and Chu, 1930
    1. Host: Mabuya multicarinata (Many-keeled skink)
    2. Reference: Hegner and Chu 1930

22. Eimeria sp. of Modry, 1998
    1. Host: Dasia cf. smaragdina (Philippine tree skink)
    2. Reference: Modry 1998

23. Eimeria sp. of Modry, 1998
    1. Host: Mabuya perrotetti (West African skink)
    2. Reference: Modry 1998

24. Eimeria sp. 1 of Modry, 1998
    1. Host: Ophiomorus punctatissimus (syn. Ophiomorus punctatus) (Greek legless lizard)
    2. Reference: Modry 1998

25. Eimeria sp. 2 of Modry, 1998
    1. Host: Ophiomorus punctatissimus (syn. Ophiomorus punctatus) (Greek legless lizard)
    2. Reference: Modry 1998

26. Eimeria sternfeldi McAllister, Upton, and Garrett, 1993
    1. Host: Tiliqua multifasciata (Blue-tongued skink)
    2. Reference: McAllister et al. 1993

27. Isospsora ablephari Cannon, 1967
    1. Host: Ablepharus boutonii (Snake-eyed skink)
    2. Reference: Cannon 1967a

28. Isospora arabica Amoudi, 1993
    1. Host: Chalchides ocellatus (Eyed skink)
    2. Reference: Amoudi 1993

29. Isospora camillerii (Hagenmuller, 1898) Sergent, 1902
    1. Synonym: Diplospora camillerii Hagenmuller, 1898
    2. Host: Chalcides ocellatus (Eyed skink)
    3. References: Hagenmuller 1898; Sergent 1902

30. Isospora chalchidis Amoudi, 1989
    1. Host: Chalchides ocellatus (Eyed skink)
    2. Reference: Amoudi 1989b

31. Isospora cryptoblephari Finkelman and Paperna, 1994
    1. Host: Cryptoblepharus virgatus (Fence skink)
    2. Reference: Finkelman and Paperna, 1994b

32. Isospora egerniae Cannon, 1967
    1. Host: Egernia whitii (White's skink)
    2. Reference: Cannon 1967a

33. Isospora eimanae Amoudi, 1989
    1. Host: Chalchides ocellatus (Eyed skink)
    2. Reference: Amoudi 1989b

34. Isospora manchacensis Atkinson and Ayala, 1987
    1. Host: Scinella lateralis (Ground skink)
    2. References: Atkinson 1981; Atkinson and Ayala 1987

35. Isospora scinci Upton, McAllister, and Trauth, 1991
    1. Host: Eumeces fasciatus (Five-lined skink), Eumeces laticeps (Broadhead skink)
    2. Reference: McAllister et al. 1994; Upton et al. 1991b

36. Isospora seychellensis Modry, Koudela, and Volf, 1997
    1. Host: Mabuya seychellensis (Seychelles skink)
    2. References: Modry 1998; Modry et al. 1997

37. Isospora sp. of Modry, 1998
    1. Host: Ophiomorus punctatissimus (syn. Ophiomorus punctatus) (Greek legless lizard)
    2. Reference: Modry 1998

38. Isospora sp. of Modry, 1998
    1. Host: Scincus sincus (Sand skink)
    2. Reference: Modry 1998

39. Isospora sp. of Modry, 1998
    1. Host: Sphenops sepsoides (Sand-swimming lizard)
    2. Reference: Modry 1998

40. Isospora sp. of Paperna and Finkelman, 1998
    1. Host: Carlia rhomboidalis (Blue-throated rainbow skink)
    2. Reference: Paperna and Finkelman 1998

41. Isospora spp. of Paperna and Finkelman, 1998
    1. Host: Delma nasuta (Legless lizard)
    2. Reference: Paperna and Finkelman 1998

42. Isospora spilogaster Upton, Freed, and Burdick, 1992
    1. Host: Mabuya spilogaster (Kalahari tree skink)
    2. Reference: Upton et al. 1992a

43. Isospora viridanae Matuschka 1989
    1. Host: Chalcides viridanus (Canarian skink)
    2. Reference: Matuschka 1989

Family: Teiidae (Whiptails, Tegus)

1. Eimeria ameivae Lainson, 1968
   1. Host: Ameiva undulata (Rainbow ameiva)
   2. Reference: Lainson 1968

2. Eimeria bautistae Huntington, Powell, Parmerlee, Cisper, Smith, and Lathrop, 1996
   1. Host: Ameiva chrysolaema (Hispaniola common ameiva)
   2. Reference: Huntington et al. 1996

3. Eimeria cnemidophori Carini, 1941
   1. Host: Cnemidophorus lemniscatus (Strand racerunner)
   2. Reference: Carini 1941b

4. Eimeria guyanensis Daszak and Ball, 1991
   1. Host: Ameiva ameiva (Blue ameiva)
   2. Reference: Daszak and Ball 1991

5. Eimeria perazae Levine, 1980
   1. Synonym: Eimeria flaviviridis americana Arcay de Peraza, 1963
   2. Host: Cnemidophorus lemniscatus (Strand racerunner)
   3. References: Arcay de Peraza 1963; Levine 1980

6. Eimeria sexlineatus McAllister, Upton, and Trauth, 1991
   1. Host: Cnemidophorus sexlineatus viridis (Prairie racerunner)
   2. Reference: McAllister et al. 1991b, 1994

7. Eimeria sp. of Brodbeck, 1988
   1. Host: Tupinambis teguixin nigropunctatus (Golden tegu)
   2. References: Brodbeck 1988, 1990

8. Eimeria sp. of Carini, 1931
   1. Synonym: Acroeimeria pintoi Lainson and Paperna, 1999
   2. Synonym: Eimeria boveroi Carini and Pinto, 1926 of Carini, 1931
   3. Host: Ameiva ameiva (Blue ameiva)
   4. References: Carini 1931; Lainson and Paperna 1999a; Paperna and Lainson 1999b

9. Eimeria sp. of Carini, 1931
   1. Synonym: Choleoeimeria carinii Lainson and Paperna, 1999
   2. Synonym: Eimeria rochalimae Carini and Pinto, 1926 of Carini, 1931
   3. Host: Ameiva ameiva (Blue ameiva)
   4. References: Carini 1931; Lainson and Paperna 1999a

10. Eimeria subcylindrica Arcay de Peraza and Bastardo de San Jose, 1970
    1. Host: Ameiva ameiva (Blue ameiva)
    2. Reference: Arcay de Peraza and Bastardo de San Jose 1970a

11. Isospora ameivae Carini, 1932
    1. Host: Ameiva ameiva (Blue ameiva), Cnemidophorus lemniscautus (Strand racerunner)
    2. References: Carini 1932; Lainson and Paperna 1999b

12. Isospora cnemidophori Carini, 1942
    1. Hosts: Ameiva undulata (Rainbow ameiva), Cnemidophorus lemniscatus (Strand racerunner)
    2. References: Arcay de Peraza and Bastardo de San Jose 1970b, 1975; Bastardo de San Jose 1970; Carini 1942; Duszynski 1969

13. Isospora jedlickai Huntington, Powell, Parmerlee, Cisper, Smith, and Lathrop, 1996
    1. Host: Ameiva chrysolaema (Racerunner)
    2. Reference: Huntington et al. 1996

Family: Tropiduridae (Neotropical ground lizards)

1. Eimeria albemariensis Couch, Stone, Duszynski, Snell, and Snell, 1996
   1. Host: Microlophus albemarlensis (syn. Tropidurus albemarlensis) (Galapagos lava lizard)
   2. Reference: Couch et al. 1996
   3. NOTE: Recent molecular studies suggest that some of the lizards, those collected on the island of Santa Cruz and termed Microlophus albeharlensis, may actually be a distinct species, Microlophus indefatigabilis. This latter species has traditionally been synonymized with the former.

2. Eimeria caesicia Daszak and Ball, 1998
   1. Host: Tropidurus torquatus (Brazilian collared or keel-tailed lava lizard)
   2. Reference: Daszak and Ball 1998

3. Eimeria galapagaensis Aquino-Shuster, Duszynski, and Snell, 1990
   1. Host: Microlophus delanonis (syn. Tropidurus delanonis) (Galapagos lava lizard)
   2. Reference: Aquino-Shuster et al. 1990
   3. Remarks: This coccidian may have been a pseudoparasite (see Couch et al. 1996)

4. Eimeria hispidi Bastardo de San Jose, 1974
   1. Host: Tropidurus hispidus (syn. Tropidurus torquatus hispidus) (Hispid lava lizard)
   2. Reference: Bastardo de San Jose 1974

5. Eimeria leiocephali Daszak and Ball, 1991
   1. Host: Leiocephalus barahonensis (Orange-bellied curly-tail), Leiocephalus personatus (Haitian curley-tail)
   2. References: Daszak and Ball 1991; Huntington and Cisper 1994

6. Eimeria liolaemi Daszak and Ball, 1998
   1. Host: Liolaemus taenius (Blue-gold swift)
   2. Reference: Daszak and Ball 1998

7. Eimeria sp. (Aquino-Shuster, Duszynski, and Snell, 1990)
   1. Synonym: Eimeria tropidura Aquino-Shuster, Duszynski, and Snell, 1990, nomen preocc
   2. Hosts: Microlophus delanonis (syn. Tropidurus delanonis) (Galapagos lava lizard), Microlophus albemarlensis (syn. Tropidurus albemarlensis) (Galapagos lava lizard)
   3. References: Aquino-Shuster et al. 1990; Couch et al. 1996

8. Eimeria sp. of Brodbeck, 1988
   1. Host: Tropidurus plica (syn. Plica plica) (Plica lizard)
   2. References: Brodbeck 1988, 1990

9. Eimeria stenocerci Carini, 1940
   1. Synonym: Eimeria tropidura Carini, 1941
   2. Host: Tropidurus torquatus (Brazilian collared or keel-tailed lava lizard)
   3. References: Carini 1940, 1941a

10. Isospora insularius Aquino-Shuster, Duszynski, and Snell, 1990
    1. Host: Microlophus delanonis (syn. Tropidurus delanonis) (Galapagos lava lizard)
    2. References: Aquino-Shuster et al. 1990; Couch et al. 1996

Family: Varanidae (Monitors)

1. Eimeria beccari Upton and Freed, 1990
   1. Host: Varanus prasinus beccari (Black tree monitor)
   2. References: Modry 1998; Upton and Freed 1990a

2. Eimeria polydaedali Borst, Peters, and Weijerman, 1975
   1. Host: Varanus niloticus (Nile monitor)
   2. Reference: Borst et al. 1975

3. Eimeria sp. of Barnard, 1986
   1. Host: Varanus bengalensis (Bengal monitor)
   2. Reference: Barnard 1986

4. Eimeria sp. of Brodbeck, 1988
   1. Host: Varanus bengalensis (Bengal monitor)
   2. References: Brodbeck 1988, 1990

5. Eimeria sp. of Brodbeck, 1988
   1. Host: Varanus timorensis (Timor monitor)
   2. References: Brodbeck 1988, 1990

6. Eimeria rimahensis Amoudi, 1989
   1. Host: Varanus griseus (Grey monitor)
   2. References: Amoudi 1989a; Modry 1998

7. Eimeria varani Bhatia and Chauhan, 1972
   1. Synonym: Eimeria nebulosa Colley and Else, 1975
   2. Hosts: Varanus "monitor," Varanus bengalensis nebulosus (Clouded monitor)
   3. References: Bhatia and Chauhan 1972; Colley and Else 1975
   4. Remarks: No species of varanid exists with the name "Varanus monitor." Only four members of the genus exist in India, and it is likely the original host was either Varanus bengalensis or Varanus salvator.

8. Eimeria zulphinensis Amoudi, 1989
   1. Host: Varanus griseus (Grey monitor)
   2. Reference: Amoudi 1989

9. Isospora sp. of Adler vide Wenyon, 1926
   1. Host: Varanus griseus (Grey monitor)
   2. Reference: Wenyon 1926

10. Isospora (?) varani Yakimoff, 1938
    1. Synonym: Isospora varanii Pavlasek, Lavickova, Horak, Kral, and Kral, 1995
    2. Hosts: Varanus griseus (Grey monitor); Varanus prasinum (Emerald monitor)
    3. References: Davronov 1985; Ovezmukhammedov 1968, 1969, 1974); Pavlasek et al. 1995; Ruziev and Davronov 1984); Yakimoff 1938; Wenyon 1926
    4. Remarks: This is a Sarcocystis sp.

Family: Xantusiidae (Night lizards)

1. Eimeria noctisauris Bovee and Telford, 1965
   1. Synonym: Choleoeimeria noctisauris (Bovee and Telford, 1965) Paperna and Landsberg, 1989
   2. Synonym: Eimeria cystifelleae var. americana, pro parte
   3. Host: Xantusia riversiana (syn. Klauberina riversiana) (Island night lizard)
   4. References: Amrein 1951, 1952; Bovee and Telford 1965c; Goldberg and Bursey 1990; Paperna and Landsberg 1989b; Telford 1970

2. Eimeria sp. of Modry, 1998
   1. Host: Lepidophyma smithi (Smith's tropical night lizard)
   2. Reference: Modry 1998

3. Isospora xanthusiae Amrein, 1951
   1. Hosts: Xanthusia henshawi (Granite night lizard), Xanthusia vigilis (Desert night lizard)
   2. References: Amrein 1951, 1952a; Telford 1970

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