Four-toed skinks , or carliae ( lat. Carlia ) - a genus of lizards from the family of skink subfamilies of ligosomal skinks . Includes about 30 species of small land lizards common in Northeast Australia , Indonesia and New Guinea .
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 Carlia fusca | ||||||||||||||||
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| Carlia Gray, 1845 |
Kinds:
- Carlia amax
- Carlia bicarinata
- Carlia bomberai
- Carlia caesius
- Carlia coensis
- Carlia dogare
- Carlia fusca
- Carlia gracilis
- Carlia jarnoldae
- Carlia johnstonei
- Carlia longipes
- Carlia munda
- Carlia mundivensis
- Carlia parrhasius
- Carlia pectoralis
- Carlia prava
- Carlia rhomboidalis
- Carlia rimula
- Carlia rostralis
- Carlia rubrigularis
- Carlia rufilatus
- Carlia schlegelii
- Carlia schmeltzii
- Carlia scirtetis
- Carlia storri
- Carlia tetradactyla
- Carlia triacantha
- Carlia vivax
See also
- Skink