Species
|
n
|
Average adult skull length (mm)
|
Life habit
|
---|
Ctenophorus caudicinctus
|
26
|
22.43
|
Saxicolous
|
Ctenophorus cristatus
|
15
|
24.39
|
Terrestrial
|
Ctenophorus decresii
|
10
|
23.51
|
Saxicolous
|
Ctenophorus isolepis
|
30
|
17.72
|
Terrestrial
|
Ctenophorus nuchalis
|
21
|
29.07
|
Terrestrial
|
Ctenophorus reticulatus
|
29
|
26.05
|
Terrestrial
|
Amphibolurus muricatus
|
34
|
28.72
|
Semi-arboreal
|
Chlamydosaurus kingii
|
17
|
75.97
|
Semi-arboreal
|
Diporiphora nobbi
|
12
|
23.22
|
Semi-arboreal
|
Diporiphora winneckei
|
12
|
13.37
|
Semi-arboreal
|
Gowidon longirostris
|
20
|
32.65
|
Semi-arboreal
|
Lophognathus gilberti
|
16
|
31.80
|
Semi-arboreal
|
Pogona barbata
|
29
|
64.83
|
Semi-arboreal
|
Pogona vitticeps
|
29
|
60.46
|
Semi-arboreal
|
Rankinia diemensis
|
12
|
18.97
|
Terrestrial
|
Tympanocryptis tetraporophora
|
11
|
15.93
|
Terrestrial
|
Intellagama lesueurii
|
22
|
70.96
|
Semi-arboreal
|
Moloch horridus
|
15
|
16.31
|
Terrestrial
|
- Sample sizes were dependent on availability from collections. Average skull length was calculated using the basal skull length of the largest three individuals of each species. Life habit categories were based on records in Wilson and Swan [65] and Cogger [66]