Anguilla
Anguilla has two lizards that are confined to two tiny offshore islands: the Little Scrub Ground Lizard (or Anguilla Black Ameiva) Ameiva corax (Caribherp) from Little Scrub Island and the Sombrero Black Lizard Ameiva corvina (BBC) from Sombrero Island.
A snake eel Mixomyrophis pusillipinna (BHL) was described in 1985 from a specimen collected off Anguilla.
A sweat bee Lasioglossum sombrerense (ZooKeys) was recently described from Sombrero Island. A comb-clawed beetle Hymenorus anguillae (p. 9 of Univ. Nebraska pdf file) is known solely from Anguilla.
A single flowering plant species, the Anguilla Bush Rondeletia anguillensis (ARKive) in the Rubiaceae, is unique to Anguilla.
Anguilla is a British overseas territory (see United Kingdom). An overview of the natural history of Anguilla and a description of some of its endemic species can be found at (JNCC pdf file).