Definitions:

1. A family of lizards commonly known as knob-scaled lizards, primarily found in Mexico and Central America. NOUN
   • The unique scales of Xenosauridae lizards help them blend into their rocky environments, providing camouflage from predators.
2. Type of lizards distinctive for their rough, tubercle-covered scales that give them a knobbed texture, and typically inhabit rocky crevices and forested areas. NOUN
   • Scientists studying Xenosauridae have found that these lizards primarily inhabit rocky crevices in Mexico.