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Leptosiaphos

Leptosiaphos is a genus of skinks endemic to West Africa.

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18 branches of this genus, most-observed first · about 18 known species

Kilimanjaro Five-toed Skink

speciesLeptosiaphos kilimensis

Rwanda Five-toed Skink

speciesLeptosiaphos graueri

Uganda Five-toed Skink

speciesLeptosiaphos aloysiisabaudiae

African Five-toed Skink

speciesLeptosiaphos vigintiserierum

Ruwenzori Four Toed Skink

speciesLeptosiaphos meleagris

Bohme's Five-toed Skink

speciesLeptosiaphos ianthinoxantha

Red Five-toed Skink

speciesLeptosiaphos rhodurus

Pauliana's Five-toed Skink

speciesLeptosiaphos pauliani

Hackars' Five-toed Skink

speciesLeptosiaphos hackarsi

Dewitte's Five-toed Skink

speciesLeptosiaphos dewittei

Cameroon Five-toed Skink

speciesLeptosiaphos amieti

Zaire three-toed Skink

speciesLeptosiaphos blochmanni

Jos Five-toed Skink

speciesLeptosiaphos dungeri

Fuhn's Five-toed Skink

speciesLeptosiaphos fuhni

Udzungwa five-toed skink

speciesLeptosiaphos rhomboidalis

Witte's Five-toed Skink

speciesLeptosiaphos luberoensis

Face-striped Five-toed Skink

speciesLeptosiaphos koutoui

Laurenti's Five-toed Skink

speciesLeptosiaphos hylophilus

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