AROD > Reptiles / Squamata / Scincidae / Bellatorias /
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Daintree Rainforest, Queensland Photo © Kirrily Douglas |
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Bellatorias frerei | ||||||
Pronunciation | bell-ah-tor-EE-ahs FREER-ee | |||||
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Etymology |
Bellatorias: 'war-like'.1
frerei: after Mount Bartle-Frere. |
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Other names | Egernia frerei | |||||
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Description | Distribution | Natural history | Conservation | Further information | More photos |
RangeEastern Australia, north from about Coffs Harbour, including many islands. Also found in southern New Guinea. Found in the following Australian states/territoriesNew South Wales, Queensland HabitatFound in a variety of habitats, including vine scrubs, rainforests and woodlands. |
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