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Dark bar-sided skink |
Girraween National Park, Queensland Photo © Stewart Macdonald |
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Eulamprus martini | ||||||
Pronunciation | you-LAM-pruss MARR-tin-ee | |||||
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Etymology |
Eulamprus: 'good-beautiful'1
martini: after Keith Martin, from the Northern Territory's Conservation Commission.2 |
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Other names | Concinnia martini | |||||
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Range
Found in the following Australian states/territoriesNew South Wales, Queensland HabitatVine thickets, open forest to woodland; also in clearings in these habitats. Probably only rarely, if ever, in closed forest. Occasionally on man-made structures (e.g., brick structures) and in houses. Arboreal and saxicolous, being found on logs and stumps and under exfoliating rock. Often out during the day.3 |
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Notes and disclaimer
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