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COMMON DWARF SKINK
Menetia greyii
Status uncertain - species complex-likely to be split into multiple species in the future
Note that some lizards currently known as Menetia greyii are parthenogenic
Common Dwarf Skink (Menetia greyii) photographed at at Clonlea Park, Gawler, South Australia
This Common Dwarf Skink (Menetia greyii) photographed at at Clonlea Park, Gawler, South Australia has started growing his broken tail again


Approximate distribution of the Common Dwarf Skink MAP
Approximate distribution of the Common Dwarf Skink (Menetia greyii)

Common Dwarf Skink Menetia greyii
Common Dwarf Skink (Menetia greyii) photographed at Swanport Wetlands, South Australia

Common Dwarf Skink Menetia greyii
Common Dwarf Skink (Menetia greyii) photographed at Swanport Wetlands, South Australia

Common Dwarf Skink Menetia greyii
Common Dwarf Skink (Menetia greyii) photographed at Onkaparinga Gorge, South Australia


Common Dwarf Skink Menetia greyii
Common Dwarf Skink (Menetia greyii) photographed at Onkaparinga Gorge, South Australia.

Note that this species has 4 fingers on each forelimb and 5 toes on each foot

Common Dwarf Skink Menetia greyii 
Common Dwarf Skink (Menetia greyii) photographed at Onkaparinga Gorge, South Australia


The Common Dwarf Skink (Menetia greyii) will readily drop its tail.
The Common Dwarf Skink (Menetia greyii) will readily drop its tail.
This one was photographed at the Nurragi Nature Reserve (South of Strathalbyn, SA)

 
Common Dwarf Skink
Common Dwarf Skink (Menetia greyii)


Common Dwarf Skink
Note that the Common Dwarf Skink
(Menetia greyii) is one of the smallest skink species in the world

Common Dwarf Skink
Baby Common Dwarf Skink (Menetia greyii)

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