Chalcides pistaciae
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| Cylindrical Skink | ||||||||||||||
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| Chalcides pistaciae Valverde, 1966 |
The Cylindrical skink (Chalcides pistaciae) is a species of skink that lives in Spain and Portugal. Some authorities [1] classify this species as a subspecies of Chalcides bedriagai and state the year 1967 as the date of its description.
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