Behavioural plasticity in activity and sexual interactions in a social lizard at high environmental temperatures.

3.2 Laboratory experimental study: Mate choice In general, males had to increase the use of refuges at high temperatures (Tukey 34°C vs 38°C, P = 0.01; Table 4 , Fig 4 ), although with a high inter-individual variability (Male refuge use variance: 34°C = 11269, 36°C = 78654, 38°C = 107728), whereas females showed the same tendency but with only marginal significance (Tukey 34°C vs 38°C P = 0.07).

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Males showed a tendency to select small females at 34°C for SZS (0.27 probability of selecting large females, Intercept P = 0.09), whereas at 36°C males showed a marginally significant preference for large females (0.61 probability, Tukey 34°C vs 36°C, P = 0.08; Table 4 ).

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