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The original French designation may not correspond to the modern French term. 41 - 48 are amphibians, not reptiles.

Original English
1 Crocodile Crocodile
2 Caïman Caiman
3 Gavial Gharial
4 Chaméléon ordinaire Common Chameleon
5 Chaméléon à cap Flap-necked Chameleon (Chamaeleo dilepsis)
6 Chaméléon à trois points Jackson's Chameleon
7 Chaméléon de Fischer Fischer's Chameleon
8 Ptychozoon Ptychozoon (Gecko)
9 Dragon Flying Dragon
10 & 11 Chlamydosaure Frill-necked Lizard
12 Fouette-queue Uromastyx
13 Moloch Thorny Devil
14 Phrynosome Horned Lizard
15 Basilic Common basilisk
16 Iguane tuberculé Green Iguana
17 Iguane à bandes Lesser Antillean Iguana
18 Métapocéros cornu Rhinoceros Iguana
19 Lézard vert European green lizard
20 Héloderme Gila Monster
21 Trachysaure Stump-tailed skink (Tiliqua rugosa)
22 Boa Boa
23 Python Python
24 Couleuvre à collier Grass Snake
25 Nasique Ahaetulla nasuta (?)
26 Naja à lunettes Indian cobra
27 Naja haje Naja haje
28 Elaps African garter snake (?)
29 Vipère aspic Asp
30 Vipère nasicorne Rhinoceros viper
31 Céraste Cerastes cerastes
32 Crotale (serpent à sonnettes) Rattlesnake
33 Tortue étoilée Indian Star Tortoise (?)
34 Tortue à tabatière Eastern Box Turtle
35 Tortue éléphantine Galápagos tortoise
36 Emyde Emydidae (?)
37 Hydroméduse Argentine Snake-necked Turtle
38 Matamata Mata mata
39 Nillsonia formosa Nillsonia formosa
40 Caret Loggerhead Sea Turtle
41 Grenouille rousse Common Frog
42 Grenouille taureau Bullfrog
43 Crapaud Toad
44 Bombinator Bombina
45 Cératophrys Ceratophrys
46 Salamandre terrestre Fire Salamander
47 Triton crêté Great Crested Newt
48 Triton marbré Marbled Newt

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