# Ctenotus

Ctenotus est un genre de sauriens de la famille des Scincidae.

## Répartition

Les 106 espèces se rencontrent en Australie et en Nouvelle-Guinée.

## Liste des espèces

Selon The Reptile Database (9 novembre 2017) :
* Ctenotus agrestis Wilson & Couper, 1995
* Ctenotus alacer Storr, 1970
* Ctenotus alleni Storr, 1974
* Ctenotus allotropis Storr, 1981
* Ctenotus angusticeps Storr, 1988
* Ctenotus aphrodite Ingram & Czechura, 1990
* Ctenotus arcanus Czechura & Wombey, 1982
* Ctenotus ariadnae Storr, 1969
* Ctenotus arnhemensis Storr, 1981
* Ctenotus astarte Czechura, 1986
* Ctenotus astictus Horner, 1995
* Ctenotus atlas Storr, 1969
* Ctenotus australis (Gray, 1838)
* Ctenotus borealis Horner & King, 1985
* Ctenotus brachyonyx Storr, 1971
* Ctenotus brevipes Storr, 1981
* Ctenotus brooksi (Loveridge, 1933)
* Ctenotus burbidgei Storr, 1975
* Ctenotus calurus Storr, 1969
* Ctenotus capricorni Storr, 1981
* Ctenotus catenifer Storr, 1974
* Ctenotus coggeri Sadlier, 1985
* Ctenotus colletti (Boulenger, 1896)
* Ctenotus decaneurus Storr, 1970
* Ctenotus delli Storr, 1974
* Ctenotus duricola Storr, 1975
* Ctenotus dux Storr, 1969
* Ctenotus ehmanni Storr, 1985
* Ctenotus essingtonii (Gray, 1842)
* Ctenotus euclae (Storr, 1971)
* Ctenotus eurydice Czechura & Wombey, 1982
* Ctenotus eutaenius Storr, 1981
* Ctenotus fallens Storr, 1974
* Ctenotus gagudju Sadlier, Wombey & Braithwaite, 1986
* Ctenotus gemmula Storr, 1974
* Ctenotus grandis Storr, 1969
* Ctenotus greeri Storr, 1979
* Ctenotus halysis Horner, 2009
* Ctenotus hanloni Storr, 1980
* Ctenotus hebetior Storr, 1978
* Ctenotus helenae Storr, 1969
* Ctenotus hilli Storr, 1970
* Ctenotus iapetus Storr, 1975
* Ctenotus impar Storr, 1969
* Ctenotus ingrami Czechura & Wombey, 1982
* Ctenotus inornatus (Gray, 1845)
* Ctenotus joanae Storr, 1970
* Ctenotus kurnbudj Sadlier, Wombey & Braithwaite, 1986
* Ctenotus labillardieri (Duméril & Bibron, 1839)
* Ctenotus lancelini Ford, 1969
* Ctenotus lateralis Storr, 1978
* Ctenotus leae (Boulenger, 1887)
* Ctenotus leonhardii (Sternfeld, 1919)
* Ctenotus maryani Aplin & Adams, 1998
* Ctenotus mastigura Storr, 1975
* Ctenotus mesotes Horner, 2009
* Ctenotus militaris Storr, 1975
* Ctenotus mimetes Storr, 1969
* Ctenotus monticola Storr, 1981
* Ctenotus nasutus Storr, 1969
* Ctenotus nigrilineatus Storr, 1990
* Ctenotus nullum Ingram & Czechura, 1990
* Ctenotus olympicus Hutchinson & Donnellan, 1999
* Ctenotus ora Kay & Keogh, 2012
* Ctenotus orientalis Storr, 1971
* Ctenotus pallasotus Rabosky & Doughty, 2017
* Ctenotus pallescens Storr, 1970
* Ctenotus pantherinus (Peters, 1866)
* Ctenotus piankai Storr, 1969
* Ctenotus pulchellus Storr, 1978
* Ctenotus quattuordecimlineatus (Sternfeld, 1919)
* Ctenotus quinkan Ingram, 1979
* Ctenotus quirinus Horner, 2007
* Ctenotus rawlinsoni Ingram, 1979
* Ctenotus regius Storr, 1971
* Ctenotus rhabdotus Rabosky & Doughty, 2017
* Ctenotus rimacolus Horner & Fisher, 1998
* Ctenotus robustus Storr, 1970
* Ctenotus rosarium Couper, Amey & Kutt, 2002
* Ctenotus rubicundus Storr, 1978
* Ctenotus rufescens Storr, 1979
* Ctenotus rutilans Storr, 1980
* Ctenotus saxatilis Storr, 1970
* Ctenotus schevilli (Loveridge, 1933)
* Ctenotus schomburgkii (Peters, 1863)
* Ctenotus septenarius King, Horner & Fyfe, 1988
* Ctenotus serotinus Czechura, 1986
* Ctenotus serventyi Storr, 1975
* Ctenotus severus Storr, 1969
* Ctenotus spaldingi (Macleay, 1877)
* Ctenotus storri Rankin, 1978
* Ctenotus strauchii (Boulenger, 1887)
* Ctenotus striaticeps Storr, 1978
* Ctenotus stuarti Horner, 1995
* Ctenotus taeniatus (Mitchell, 1949)
* Ctenotus taeniolatus (White, 1790)
* Ctenotus tanamiensis Storr, 1970
* Ctenotus tantillus Storr, 1975
* Ctenotus terrareginae Ingram & Czechura, 1990
* Ctenotus uber Storr, 1969
* Ctenotus vagus Horner, 2009
* Ctenotus vertebralis Rankin & Gillam, 1979
* Ctenotus xenopleura Storr, 1981
* Ctenotus youngsoni Storr, 1975
* Ctenotus zastictus Storr, 1984
* Ctenotus zebrilla Storr, 1981

## Publication originale

* Storr, 1964 : Ctenotus, a new generic name for a group of Australian skinks. Western Australian Naturalist, vol. 9, p. 84–85.