Scincidae

Egernia saxatilis Cogger, 1960

Egernia saxatilis, the black rock skink, is a diurnal Australian rock-dwelling lizard with complex social behavior.

Egernia napoleonis (Gray, 1838)

Egernia napoleonis is an ovoviviparous skink species native to southwestern Western Australia, living in forests, shrublands, and rocky outcrops.

Egernia mcpheei Wells & Wellington, 1984

Egernia mcpheei, the eastern crevice-skink, is a large native-to-eastern-Australia skink lizard in the family Scincidae.

Egernia cunninghami (Gray, 1832)

Egernia cunninghami, or Cunningham's spiny-tailed skink, is a variable-colored viviparous skink that lives communally in Australian rocky crevices and logs.

Egernia kingii (Gray, 1838)

King's skink is a large black viviparous skink native to coastal south-western Australia that can be quite long lived.

Bellatorias frerei (Günther, 1897)

Bellatorias frerei is a lizard species found in Australia and Papua New Guinea that is ovoviviparous.

Bellatorias major (Gray, 1845)

Bellatorias major, the land mullet, is a large long-lived lizard native to Australian southeastern rainforests.

Liopholis whitii (Lacépède, 1804)

Liopholis whitii, White's skink, is a medium-sized variable-pattern skink widespread in southeastern Australia's rocky, shrubby habitats.

Liopholis pulchra (Werner, 1910)

Liopholis pulchra is a scincid skink species with multiple common names that is endemic to southwestern Australia.

Liopholis multiscutata (Mitchell & Behrndt, 1949)

Liopholis multiscutata, the southern heath skink, is a medium-sized burrowing skink endemic to southern Australia.

Liopholis inornata (Rosén, 1905)

Liopholis inornata (desert egernia) is a medium-sized solitary burrowing skink native to arid inland Australia.

Liopholis personata (Storr, 1968)

Liopholis personata is a endemic southern Australian skink species in the lizard family Scincidae.

Lissolepis luctuosa (Peters, 1866)

Lissolepis luctuosa, the western mourning skink, is a Scincidae skink endemic to Western Australia, Australia.

Lissolepis coventryi (Storr, 1978)

Lissolepis coventryi is a viviparous Australian lizard that lives in freshwater wetlands, with a tail almost 1.5x its body length.

Ablepharus deserti Strauch, 1868

Ablepharus deserti, the desert lidless skink, is a skink species native to parts of Central Asia.

Ablepharus budaki Göcmen, Kumlutas & Tosunoglu, 1996

Ablepharus budaki, or Budak's snake-eyed skink, is an endemic oviparous scincid lizard found in the Near East.

Ablepharus kitaibelii Bibron & Bory St-Vincent, 1833

Ablepharus kitaibelii is a small bronze-colored skink native to much of Europe and the Middle East, that hunts insects at twilight.

Ablepharus rueppellii (Gray, 1839)

Rüppell's snake-eyed skink (Ablepharus rueppellii) is a Middle Eastern skink species split from Ablepharus kitaibelii.

Asymblepharus himalayanus (Günther, 1864)

Asymblepharus himalayanus, the Himalaya ground skink, is a skink species found in South and Central Asia.

Cryptoblepharus poecilopleurus (Wiegmann, 1836)

Cryptoblepharus poecilopleurus is a Scincidae lizard found throughout Oceania, also called mottled or Oceania snake-eyed skink.

Cryptoblepharus litoralis (Mertens, 1958)

Cryptoblepharus litoralis is a small coastal skink species found in northern Australia and New Guinea, with shiny black lower foot surfaces.

Cryptoblepharus africanus (Sternfeld, 1918)

Cryptoblepharus africanus is a species of scincid lizard found in eastern Africa.

Cryptoblepharus buchananii (Gray, 1838)

Cryptoblepharus buchananii is a large-for-genus oviparous lizard that lives in desert, shrubland, and forest habitats.

Cryptoblepharus pannosus Horner, 2007

Cryptoblepharus pannosus is an oviparous agile climbing skink native to multiple Australian states and territories.