Eutropis vertebralis explained

Eutropis vertebralis is a species of skink found in India. It is distinguishable by its white stripes with black edges, as well as by lacking a transparent disc on its lower eyelid.[1]

Notes and References

  1. Amarasinghe . A.A. Thasun . Ganesh . S.R. . Mirza . Zeeshan A. . Campbell . Patrick D. . Pauwels . Olivier S.G. . Schweiger . Silke . Kupfer . Alexander . Patel . Harshil . Karunarathna . Suranjan . Deuti . Kaushik . Ineich . Ivan . Hallermann . Jakob . Abinawanto . A. . Supriatna . Jatna . The delusion of stripes: A century-old mystery of five-lined sun skinks (Reptilia: Scincidae: Eutropis) of Peninsular India elucidated . Zoologischer Anzeiger . January 2022 . 296 . 71–90 . 10.1016/j.jcz.2021.11.004. 244899079 .

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