Data from: Does ecological specialization transcend scale? Habitat partitioning among individuals and species of Anolis lizards

KamathLososEvol_AnolissagreiPerchUsePerch height and diameter of individual lizards observed from 12 June to 1 August 2014, in Possum Creek Skate Park, Gainesville FL.KamathLososEvol_AnolissagreiSVLSex and Snout vent length of individual lizardsKamathLososEvol_AnolissagreiMorphAvgSex, snout vent length, and average lamellae count, toepad area, and limb length. Right and left measurements were averaged for limb length, toepad area, and lamella number on the forelimbs, as well as hindlimb length. We then took the mean of forelimb and hindlimb measurements, yielding one value per individual for limb length, toepad area, and lamella number.KamathLososEvol_AnolissagreiPerchDistAvailableCounts of available perches in five diameter classes, within 50cm of three or more randomly chosen locations for each individual lizard.KamathLososEvol_AnolisSpeciesPerchUseData from Rodriguez-Schettino et al. 2010 on perch height and diameter for 10 species belonging to seven habitat specialist types of anoles from Soroa, Cuba.