Egernia margaretae (Centralian Ranges Rock-skink) is a skink of moderately restricted distribution, comprising disjunct populations in inland southern South Australia, central Australia and far western New South Wales (Sadlier et al. 1996). In New South Wales, the species is currently restricted to an isolated occurrence at Mutawintji National Park. This population is at the eastern margin of the national range and is disjunct from populations in eastern South Australia and central Australia (Sadlier et al. 1996).
Centralian Ranges Rock-skink (Egernia margaretae) Recovery Plan
This plan describes our current understanding of the Centralian Ranges Rock-skink, documents the research and management actions undertaken to date and identifies the actions required and parties responsible to ensure ongoing viability of the species in the wild.
- Date
- 1 May 2000
- Publisher
- NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service
- Type
- Publication, Recovery plan
- Cost
- Free
- Language
- English
- Tags
- ISBN 0-73136-1555
- File PDF 344KB
- Pages 24
- Name centralian-ranges-rock-skink-egernia-margaretae-recovery-plan.pdf
