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various specific lizards.
Skinks look like
lizards of the
family Lacertidae (sometimes
called true lizards), but most
species of
skinks have no
pronounced neck...
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Variable skink may
denote either of two
different skinks:
Eumeces multivirgatus epipleurotus, the
southern subspecies of the many-lined
skink from North...
- (body + tail) of
about 13 to 22 cm (5 to
nearly 9 inches).
Adult prairie skinks are
brown or tan on the back and
darker on the
sides and have
several thin...
- required.
Although Western skinks avoid forests, they are
found in dry
areas within forested areas.
Adult Western skinks have a
broad brown stripe down...
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schist outcrops. Like most
skinks,
grand skinks are
omnivores and feed on a wide
variety of
insects and
fleshy fruits.
Grand skinks are only
found in very...
-
closest living relatives of C. zebrata are the blue-tongued
skinks of the
genus Tiliqua and
skinks of the
genus Egernia of Australia, New Guinea, and Indonesia...
- gr****y
patches of
Central Otago, New Zealand.
Otago skinks are
large compared to
other New
Zealand skinks,
growing up to 12
inches (30 cm). They are marked...
- PMC 8930981. PMID 35301350. "Terror
skinks,
social skinks,
crocodile skinks, monkey-tailed
skinks… it's
about skinks (
skinks part II)". blogs.scientificamerican...
- in the
Auckland Region.
Chevron skinks were once
found on the
northern North Island:
subfossil remains of
large skinks have been
recovered from Tokerau...
- The
skinks are a
family of lizards.
Skink may also
refer to:
Skink anti-aircraft tank, a
Canadian World War II
armoured vehicle developed but not put into...
