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Grass Skinks

Eutropis spp. Grass Skinks

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Kamdar, A. and K. Kunte (eds.) 2024. Reptiles of India, v. 1.26. Indian Foundation for Butterflies Trust. URL: https://www.indianreptiles.org.

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