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COMMON FIVE-LINED SKINK
Plestiodon fasciatus

Juvenile Common Five-lined Skink - Plestiodon fasciatus Juvenile   Plestiodon   fasciatus   from   Harris   County,     Texas
                                                                     Photo by John Williams 		Juvenile Common Five-lined Skink - Plestiodon fasciatus Juvenile  Plestiodon  fasciatus  from  San  Jacinto  County,  Texas
                                                                  Photo by Matt Hollanders





Distribution:  In our region, this species occurs only in east and southeastern Texas.

Legal Status:  Plestiodon fasciatus has no protected status in our region.





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