L. schreibersi . Dry, hot habitats. Distinct lateral fold. They are typically found in open forests, rocky steppes, and on sandy beaches. Strongly built, with tail longer than snout-vent length.
Dorsal scales are large, shingled, and strongly keeled.
They may have dorsal and caudal crests. Tail may be whipped or curled up when excited. Dirunal, oviparous ground-dwellers that feed mainly on arthropods. Completely Illustated Atlas of Reptiles and Amphibians. TFH Publ, 1988.