Ecological and life-history data of Lacertids from "Learning with lacertids: studying the link between ecology and cognition within a comparative framework."

Raw life-history and ecological data of thirteen lacertid species. The following data was collected for life-history characteristics: snout-vent length (SVL) at hatchling stage and maturity as indicators of developmental time and average clutch size and clutch frequency (n° of clutches per year) as indicators of fecundity. For the ecological data, monthly averages of daily minimal (Tmin) and maximal temperatures (Tmax), and the monthly precipitation were collected, as well as NDVI. In addition, the yearly coefficient of variation of these variables were also calculated. <br> See also the manuscript and its supplementary materials for a description of the variables, a summary of all data, and the accompanying references.