Robert N. Reed Amy A. Yackel Adams M.J. Mazurek Thomas J. Hinkle Patricia M. Levasseur Meredith S. Palmer Julie A. Savidge Björn Lardner 2013 Two species of skinks (Fig. 1) occur in a 5-ha plot on Guam where we have been conducting intensive research on Brown Treesnake (Boiga irregularis) population biology for nearly a decade (Rodda et al. 2007). The Pacific Blue-tailed Skink (Emoia caeruleocauda [de Vis 1892]) is native to Guam, whereas the Curious Skink (Carlia ailanpalai Zug 2004) is invasive. On the evening of 27 November 2012, PML and MSP discovered a pile of vomited skinks (Fig. 2) inside the plot (UTM 55P: 269125 m E, 1508930 m N). application/pdf en International Reptile Conservation Foundation Selective predation by feral cats on a native skink on Guam article