About Carlia amax Storr, 1974
Carlia amax, described by Storr in 1974, is a species of skink belonging to the genus Carlia. It is commonly called the bauxite rainbow-skink, and it is native to northern Australia.
Carlia amax Storr, 1974 is a animal in the Scincidae family, order null, kingdom Animalia. Not known to be toxic.
Carlia amax Storr, 1974
Carlia amax Storr, 1974
Carlia amax, the bauxite rainbow-skink, is a skink species in genus Carlia native to northern Australia.
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