Wildlifeof Singapore
Common Sun Skink
Scincidae
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Eutropis multifasciatus
Basic stats
Range
India and southern China to southern Indonesia
The common sun skink, also called the East Indian brown mabuya, many-lined sun skink or many-striped skink, inhabits a wide range from India and southern China to southern Indonesia. It often shows prominent coloured bands along the back. The snout is moderate to blunt and the lower eyelid is scaly (Wikipedia, general species account).
Quick answers
- Where is the Common Sun Skink found?
- India and southern China to southern Indonesia