Sharma's mabuya
Sharma's mabuya ("Eutropis nagarjuni") is a species of skinks found in India. It was described by Sharma (1969) from hills south of Vijaypuri on the right bank of the river Krishna in Andhra Pradesh. Description. This species can be distinguished from "Eutropis beddomei" by the supranasals which are separated by frontonasal ("E. beddomei" has supranasal in contact with each other), separate prefrontals ("E. beddomei" has prefrontals in contact with each other), three pairs of nuchals ("E. beddomei" has single pair), presence of post nasal ("E. beddomei" lacks it), dorsal scales with 5-7 keels ("E. beddomei  has 3-5 keels), 16-22 lamellae beneath the fourth toe (E. beddomei" has 12-15 lamellae), and oval ear opening twice the size of the lateral scales ("E. beddomei" has circular ear opening almost the size of the lateral scales). (Srinivasulu "et al." 2005) Sharma (1969) described the colour as dark brown or black with white longitudinal stripes three on the back with the middle vertebral stripe. They become indistinct on the tail. The head scales have brown centres and light brown margins. the legs are dark brown above and the hind libs are sculpted with white above. The  underside is white. Some specimens show an orangish-red stripe on either side of the neck that may be sex-specific trait.(Srinivasulu "et al." 2005) The type specimen of the species was rediscovered in the collections of the Zoological Survey of India in 2007.(Srinivasulu & Das, 2007). The species has been found from a few more localities in Nalgonda and Mahbubnagar districts of Andhra Pradesh.