Table S1 Mean values for thermal preference (Tp) and heat tolerance (CTMax, critical thermal maximum) of lizards of reproductively bimodal genera so far studied. All units are in C. O: oviparous; V: viviparous
FamilySpecies / Parity. mode / Tp / CTMax / Authority
Agamidae
Phrynocephalus albolineatus / O / 34.1 / / Zhou 2014
Phrynocephalus axillaris / O / 34.2 / / Zhou 2014
Phrynocephalus frontalis / O / 33.9 / 47.4 / Qu et al. 2011
Phrynocephalus grumgrzimailoi / O / 33.2 / / Zhou 2014
Phrynocephalus helioscopus / O / 33.9 / / Zhou 2014
Phrynocephalus versicolor / O / 35.3 / 48.2 / Qu et al. 2011
Phrynocephalus erythrurus / V / 34.2 / / Zhou 2014
Phrynocephalus forsythii / V / 35.1 / / Zhou 2014
Phrynocephalus guinanensis / V / 36.8 / 46.7 / Zhou 2014
Phrynocephalus putjatae / V / 36.0 / / Zhou 2014
Phrynocephalus theobaldi / V / 33.5 / / Zhou 2014
Phrynocephalus vlangalii / V / 35.6 / 46.9 / Zhou 2014; Shu et al. 2010
Anguidae
Elgaria multicarinata / O / 33.6 / 40.3 / Brattstrom 1965; Bennett 1980
Elgaria coerulea / V / / 39.2 / Brattstrom 1965
Lacertidae
Eremias argus / O / 36.0 / 44.9 / Luo et al. 2006
Eremias arguta / O / 35.7 / / Zhou 2014
Eremias brenchleyi / O / 33.7 / 43.6 / Xu et al. 2001
Eremias grammica / O / 33.8 / / Zhou 2014
Eremias velox / O / 35.7 / / Zhou 2014
Eremias vermiculata / O / 37.7 / / Zhou 2014
Eremias multiocellata / V / 34.0 / 45.9 / Li et al. 2009b
Eremias prezwalskii / V / 36.0 / 49.3 / Li et al. 2009a
Liolaemidae
Liolaemus abaucan / O / / 47.3 / Cruz et al. 2005
Liolaemus alticolor / O / 34.3 / / Marquet et al. 1989; Labra et al. 2009
Liolaemus bibronii / O / 34.1 / 44.5 / Cruz et al. 2005; Medina et al. 2009
Liolaemus boulengeri / O / 33.4 / 44.0 / Cruz et al. 2005; Medina et al. 2012
Liolaemus canqueli / O / 33.7 / 44.6 / Cruz et al. 2005, 2009
Liolaemus chacoensis / O / / 44.1 / Cruz et al. 2005
Liolaemus chiliensis / O / 35.2 / / Labra et al. 2009
Liolaemus constanzae / O / 34.3 / / Labra et al. 2001
Liolaemus cuyanus / O / / 45.7 / Cruz et al. 2005
Liolaemus darwinii / O / / 44.7 / Cruz et al. 2005
Liolaemus eleodori / O / 35.9 / / Labra et al. 2009
Liolaemus fitzgeraldi / O / 35.7 / / Labra et al. 2009
Liolaemusfitzingerii / O / / 44.5 / Cruz et al. 2005
Liolaemus fuscus / O / 35.3 / / Labra and Bozinovic 2002
Liolaemus hellmichi / O / 33.7 / / Labra et al. 2009
Liolaemus hermani / O / 35.3 / / Labra et al. 2009
Liolaemus hermannunezi / O / 35.3 / / Cruz et al. 2009
Liolaemuskoslowskyi / O / / 46.1 / Cruz et al. 2005
Liolaemuslaurenti / O / / 46.2 / Cruz et al. 2005
Liolaemus lemniscatus / O / 35.2 / / Labra 1998; Labra and Bozinovic 2002
Liolaemus lorenzmuelleri / O / 36.1 / / Labra et al. 2009
Liolaemusmelanops / O / / 44.9 / Cruz et al. 2005
Liolaemusmultimaculatus / O / / 43.8 / Cruz et al. 2005
Liolaemus nigromaculatus / O / 35.1 / / Labra et al. 2009
Liolaemus nitidus / O / 35.7 / / Labra 1998
Liolaemusolongasta / O / / 44.6 / Cruz et al. 2005
Liolaemus platei / O / 34.5 / / Labra et al. 2009
Liolaemuspseudoanomalus / O / / 45.9 / Cruz et al. 2005
Liolaemus pseudolemniscatus / O / 34.6 / Labra et al. 2009
Liolaemusquilmes / O / / 44.7 / Cruz et al. 2005
Liolaemusriojanus / O / / 45.2 / Cruz et al. 2005
Liolaemusrobertmertensi / O / / 43.0 / Cruz et al. 2005
Liolaemusrothi / O / / 43.8 / Cruz et al. 2005
Liolaemussalinicola / O / / 48.2 / Cruz et al. 2005
Liolaemusscapularis / O / / 45.6 / Cruz et al. 2005
Liolaemus telsen / O / / 44.6 / Cruz et al. 2005
Liolaemus vallecurensis / O / 35.9 / / Labra et al. 2009
Liolaemusxanthoviridis / O / / 44.5 / Cruz et al. 2005
Liolaemus albiceps / V / / 44.3 / Cruz et al. 2005
Liolaemus andinus poecilochromus / V / / 44.2 / Cruz et al. 2005
Liolaemus bellii / V / 35.1 / / Labra 1998
Liolaemus capillitas / V / / 43.7 / Cruz et al. 2005
Liolaemus curis / V / 35.9 / / Labra et al. 2009
Liolaemus cyanogaster / V / 33.8 / / Labra et al. 2009
Liolaemus dorbignyi / V / 31.0 / 43.9 / Cruz et al. 2005; Medina et al. 2012
Liolaemus elongatus / V / 29.9 / 39.3 / Cruz et al. 2005; Ibargüengoytía 2005
Liolaemusirregularis / V / / 45.0 / Cruz et al. 2005
Liolaemus jamesi / V / 32.9 / / Labra et al. 2009
Liolaemuskingii / V / 35.7 / 44.5 / Cruz et al. 2005, 2009; Medina et al. 2012
Liolaemuskriegi / V / / 43.7 / Cruz et al. 2005
Liolaemus leopardinus / V / 34.2 / / Labra et al. 2009
Liolaemus lineomaculatus / V / 33.1 / / Medina et al. 2011
Liolaemus nigroroseus / V / 34.7 / / Labra et al. 2001
Liolaemus nigroviridis / V / 36.3 / / Labra et al. 2009
Liolaemus ornatus / V / 35.3 / / Labra et al. 2009
Liolaemuspetrophilus / V / 35.2 / 45.2 / Espinoza et al. 2004; Cruz et al. 2005;
Liolaemus pictus argentinus / V / 35.9 / 42.8 / Gutiérrez et al.2010; Kubisch et al. 2011
Liolaemus pictus pictus / V / 34.3 / / Labra et al. 2009
Liolaemus poecilochromus / V / 34.2 / Cruz et al. 2009
Liolaemus sarmientoi / V / 34.4 / / Ibargüengoytía et al. 2010
Liolaemus schroederi / V / 34.9 / / Labra 1998
Liolaemus walkeri / V / 33.8 / / Labra et al. 2009
Phrynosomatidae
Phrynosoma cornutum / O / 35.7 / 47.5 / Brattstrom 1965; Kour and Hutchison 1970
Phrynosoma coronatum / O / 34.9 / 46.7 / Brattstrom 1965
Phrynosoma platyrhinos / O / / 45.5 / Cole 1943
Phrynosoma douglassii / V / / 45.5 / Cole 1943
Sceloporus arenicolus / O / 35.8 / / Sartorius et al. 2002
Sceloporus elongatus / O / / 41.7 / Cole 1943
Sceloporus graciosus / O / 32.8 / 43.6 / Licht 1965; Mueller 1969
Sceloporus magister / O / 34.3 / 43.0 / Cole 1943; McGinnis and Falkenstein 1971
Sceloporus occidentalis / O / 34.6 / 44.4 / Kour and Hutchison 1970; Bennett 1980
Sceloporus undulatus / O / 34.1 / 43.7 / Crowley 1987; Angilletta 2001, Angilletta et al. 2002
Sceloporus variabilis / O / / 43.0 / Brattstrom 1965
Sceloporus woodi / O / / 44.2 / Brattstrom 1965
Sceloporus jarrovi / V / 33.5 / / Mathies and Andrews 1997
Scincidae
Hemiergis decresiensis / O / 24.8 / 38.6 / Bennett and John-Alder 1986
Hemiergis peroni / O / 23.5 / 38.8 / Greer 1980; Bennett and John-Alder 1986
Hemiergis quadrilineata / V / / 38.1 / Greer 1980
Sphenomorphus incognitus / O / / 39.3 / Huang et al. 2006
Sphenomorphus sabanus / O / 25.8 / / Brattstrom 1965
Sphenomorphus taiwanensis / O / / 37.5 / Huang et al. 2006
Sphenomorphus indicus / V / 25.7 / 37.6 / Ji et al. 1997
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