Evolution and ecology of lizard body sizes

Appendix S4 - Taxon ages, richness and SVL, and lizard phylogeny
Age
(million
years)
median
log
SVL
(mm)
mean
log
SVL
(mm)
number of Diversification
Taxon
species
rate
Agaminae 77.8 378 0.033 1.96 1.98
Anguidae 46.1 114 0.045 2.06 2.11
Anniellidae 46.1 2 0.007 2.20 2.20
Chamaeleonidae 77.8 162 0.028 1.90 1.93
Cordylidae 47.2 55 0.037 1.95 1.97
Corytophanidae 59.7 9 0.016 2.28 2.24
Crotaphytidae 67.1 10 0.015 2.10 2.09
Dibamidae 160.2 21 0.008 2.11 2.12
Diplodactylinae 50.0 121 0.042 1.89 1.90
Gekkoninae 80.1 994 0.037 1.74 1.74
Gerrhosauridae 47.2 33 0.032 1.99 2.05
Gymnophthalmidae 73.5 206 0.031 1.77 1.77
Helodermatidae 63.6 2 0.005 2.61 2.61
Hoplocercidae 60.9 11 0.017 2.13 2.11
Iguanidae 62.1 36 0.025 2.52 2.51
Lacertidae 142.5 285 0.017 1.83 1.86
Lanthanotidae 36.3 1 0.000 2.60 2.60
Leiocephalinae 72.5 28 0.020 1.97 1.99
Liolaemidae 62.1 195 0.037 1.88 1.88
Opluridae 62.1 7 0.014 2.07 2.09
Phrynosomatidae 59.7 128 0.035 1.91 1.91
Polychrotidae 60.9 394 0.043 1.80 1.83
Pygopodidae 50.0 37 0.031 2.08 2.11
Scincidae 134.8 1345 0.023 1.85 1.87
Shinisaurinae 72.0 1 0.000 2.60 2.60
Teiidae 73.5 122 0.028 2.03 2.05
Tropidurinae 67.1 110 0.030 1.97 1.98
Uromastycidae 80.9 16 0.015 2.35 2.34
Varanidae 36.3 63 0.050 2.60 2.58
Xantusiidae 118.7 24 0.012 1.88 1.88
Xenosaurinae 67.2 6 0.012 2.05 2.06
Species richness and body sizes of different lizard clades used to infer the relationship
between species richness and body sizes. SVL = snout vent length. Diversification
rates are in log(number of species) * age -1 .