Species and Subspecies
- Tiliqua adelaidensis, Adelaide pygmy blue-tongue skink
- Tiliqua gigas, Indonesian blue-tongued skink
- T. g. evanescens, Merakue blue-tongued skink
- T. g. keyensis, Key Island blue-tongued skink
- Tiliqua sp., Irian Jaya blue-tongued skink
- Tiliqua multifasciata, Centralian blue-tongued skink
- Tiliqua nigrolutea, blotched blue-tongued lizard
- Tiliqua occipitalis, western blue-tongued lizard (or skink)
- Tiliqua rugosa, shingleback, stump-tailed skink or sleepy lizard
- T. r. rugosa, common shingleback
- T. r. aspera, eastern shingleback
- T. r. palarra, Shark Bay shingleback
- T. r. konowi, Rottnest Island shingleback
- Tiliqua scincoides, Australian blue-tongued skink
- T. s. scincoides, eastern blue-tongued lizard (or skink)
- T. s. intermedia, northern blue-tongued skink
- T. s. chimaerea, Tanimbar blue-tongued skink
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Western blue-tongued lizard
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Centralian blue-tongued lizard from the Tanami Desert
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Eastern blue-tongued lizard in metropolitan Sydney
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Stump-tailed skink, Tiliqua rugosa
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Drinking water
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western skink defensive display
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