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Diploglossid lizards are common in the West Indies, where they are represented by many endemic species. However, these lizards have an extremely poor fossil record. Here, we report recently collected diploglossid remains from the Late Pleistocene of El Abrón Cave of Cuba. This is the first fossil record of diploglossids from the island and provides the first data on tooth and jaw morphology of Pleistocene  Diploglossus  from Cuba.

A record of galliwasp (Diploglossidae: Diploglossus ) from the Pleistocene of Cuba