Taylor E.H. The Lizards of the Philippine Islands

Manila: Bureau of Printing, 1966. — 328 p.
This account of the lizards of the Philippine Islands is based primarily on the collection of the Bureau of Science, taken in various parts of the Archipelago since 1898. The collection, while not extensive, contains a number of type specimens, most of which have been described in the Philippine Journal of Science.
Examination of the herpetological collections of the Ateneo de Manila was made possible to me through the kindness of the Director, Rev. Father Sola. The snake collection is representative of the Philippine snake fauna and contains many rare forms and most of the commoner ones. The lizard collection is neither so extensive nor so representative.