Indian three-banded skink/Scinco indiano a tre fasce

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Zoology

Indian three-banded skink/Scinco indiano a tre fasce

Eutropis trivittata (Hardwicke & Gray, 1827)

Nomenclature adopted by the Novara  scientists

Eurprepes Petersii nov.spec

From the Reise der österreichischen Fregatte Novara [...] Zoologischer Theil, 1. Band: Wirbelthiere, F. Steindachner, "Reptilien":

"Upper part of the body brown, back with a central yellow band and a lateral yellow paired band, bordered on the sides by a sharp line or longitudinal row of black spots. Sometimes there are narrow, irregular transverse bands on the back, formed by small black spots. The sides of the body are blackish brown and decorated in greater or lesser numbers with light, round spots, surrounded more or less completely by a black ring, or spotted with black at the edges. A black and light yellow line below the lower edge of the area. Sometimes the yellow median line of the back is missing.
This species is closely related to Euprepes monticola Günth., but differs from the latter in a very characteristic way by the presence of a transparent disc on the lower eyelid.
Three specimens of Chamba and Kangna by Dr. Stoli" (p. 43)

References

Links

https://reptile-database.reptarium.cz/species?genus=Eutropis&species=trivittata

Details

State of
preservation 

good

Collection
date

September-October 1858

Collection 
place

Chamba and Kanga, India

Owner

Civico Museo di Storia Naturale di Trieste

Inventory Number

1117

Dimension
(cm)

12x4.5x15 cm

IUCN index

lower risk

State of
preservation 

Anoniem  

Date of withdrawal

Rio de Janeiro, Brasile

Place of collection

Lithograph

Owner

Nationaal Archief

Inventory Number

VELH30

Dimension

62 x 91 x 91 cm

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