Skinks (Family Scincidae) are the most diverse family of lizards (~ 1745 described species
worldwide), and the Australasian region (Australia, New Caledonia, New Zealand) is a …

At the time of European settlement, the terrestrial reptile fauna of the Sydney metropolitan
area, west and north to the Hawkesbury-Nepean River, consisted of 45 species, based on …

The phylogenetic relationships amongst 29 species of Carlia and Lygisaurus were
estimated using a 726-base-pair segment of the protein-coding mitochondrial ND4 gene …

A preliminary investigation of genetic diversity in Carlia aerata, by sequencing the
mitochondrial ND4 gene, revealed the presence of two cryptic species, described herein …

Abstract The Australian scincid genus Pseudemoia comprises six morphologically similar
species restricted to temperate south-eastern Australia. Due to the high degree of …

The Australian endemic skink genus Lerista was first proposed by Bell (1833), concurrent
with the description of Lerista lineata, the earliest referred species of the genus. The genus …

Abstract The Eastern Water Dragon is a large, conspicuous agamid, well known to many
inhabitants of eastern Australia. It was first described in the scientific literature as Lophura …

Australasian Journal of Herpetology 29 Six new genera of skinks associated with Lipinia
Gray, 1845 based on morphological and ev Page 1 Available online at www.herp.net …

The Australian skink genus Notoscincus Fuhn, 1969 revised! Page 20 Available online at www.
herp. net Copyright-Kotabi Publishing-All rights reserved Hoser 2022-Australasian Journal of …

Diagnosis Diagnosis: Carlia longipes most closely resembles C. sexdentata from which it is
here separated. The two species are most readily distinguished by the colour pattern of adult …