Wildlifeof Sri Lanka
Greer's Mabuya
Skinks & Lacertids
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Eutropis greeri
Basic stats
Habitat
Rainforest leaf litter, 30–500m
Range
Endemic to Galle District, Sri Lanka
Greer's mabuya is a skink endemic to Sri Lanka, found in Galle District in the Southern Province. It is named for the Australian herpetologist Allen E. Greer. It lives in rainforest at 30 to 500 m and is terrestrial, in the leaf litter. The mode of reproduction is unknown (Wikipedia, general species account).
No further description was found, and no national Red List category was found.
Quick answers
- What habitat does the Greer's Mabuya live in?
- Rainforest leaf litter, 30–500m
- Where is the Greer's Mabuya found?
- Endemic to Galle District, Sri Lanka