Supplementary Table S1. Summary of external stimuli inducing short-term physiological color changes in anoline lizards. Species Color Change Stimulus Source to brown Human handling 1 Anolis benedikti Green to brown Placement on dark substrate 2,3 Anolis carolinensis Low temperature 3,4 Low humidity 5 High illumination 4,6–9 Forced stressful movement 10 Losing staged agonistic encounter 11–13 Viewing an opponent’s aggressive coloration 14,15 or behavior Exposure to a male (females only) 16 Right eye blindfolded during agonistic 17 encounter Defense or courtship at territorial boundary 18 to green Exclusive exposure to green light 8 Loss of circulation 7 Skin excision 7 Death 7 Green to Human approach 19 Anolis coelestinus brown/striped/gray Green to greenish black Stimulus not described; presumably response 20 Anolis cuvieri (green morph) to human or a conspecific Light gray/brown to Stimulus not described; presumably response 20 Anolis cuvieri (dark morph) brownish black to human or a conspecific Patterned brown/black Stimulus not described; presumably response 19 Anolis cybotes to brown to human or a conspecific haitianus Light mottled Stimulus not described; presumably response 19 Anolis distichus green/gray/brown to to human or a conspecific vinosus dark brown/black Green to brown Human presence 21 Anolis equestris High illumination 21
Supplementary Table S1. Summary of external stimuli inducing short-term physiological color changes in anoline lizards. Species Color Change Stimulus Source Anolis benedikti to brown Human handling 1 Anolis carolinensis Green to brown Placement on dark substrate 2,3 Low temperature 3,4 Low humidity 5 High illumination 4,6–9 Forced stressful movement 10 Losing staged agonistic encounter 11–13 Viewing an opponent’s aggressive coloration or behavior 14,15 Exposure to a male (females only) 16 Right eye blindfolded during agonistic encounter 17 Defense or courtship at territorial boundary 18 to green Exclusive exposure to green light 8 Loss of circulation 7 Skin excision 7 Death 7 Anolis coelestinus Green to brown/striped/gray Human approach 19 Anolis cuvieri (green morph) Green to greenish black Stimulus not described; presumably response to human or a conspecific 20 Anolis cuvieri (dark morph) Light gray/brown to brownish black Stimulus not described; presumably response to human or a conspecific 20 Anolis cybotes haitianus Patterned brown/black to brown Stimulus not described; presumably response to human or a conspecific 19 Anolis distichus vinosus Light mottled green/gray/brown to dark brown/black Stimulus not described; presumably response to human or a conspecific 19 Anolis equestris Green to brown Human presence 21 High illumination 21
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