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Eutropis trivittata

Skinks & Lacertids

Photo: Thomas Hardwicke · Public domain

Eutropis trivittata

Basic stats

Range

India, Pakistan, eastern Afghanistan, Nepal and Bangladesh; central and western India

The Indian three-banded skink is a skink found in India. The lower eyelid is scaly, the ear opening is rounded and smaller than a lateral scale, and the back and side scales are about equal, with 5 or sometimes 7 strong keels and 34 or 36 scales around the middle of the body. The heel and sole carry enlarged cone-shaped tubercles (Wikipedia, general species account).

The account places it in central and western India, with the Reptile Database listing a wide range from Punjab, Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh to Odisha, West Bengal and northern Karnataka, plus Pakistan, Afghanistan, Nepal and Bangladesh. The account used here gives no information on habitat, diet or breeding.

Quick answers

Where is the Eutropis trivittata found?
India, Pakistan, eastern Afghanistan, Nepal and Bangladesh; central and western India
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