Growth of Sceloporus jarrovi was estimated using regression analysis o
f size frequency changes from large samples. Mean SVL of neonates was
28 +/- 0.99 mm (range 26-30 mm); mean weight at birth was 0.80 +/- 0.0
7 g (range 0.62-1.02 g). Larger females had larger litters and gave bi
rth to neonates of greater birth weight than did smaller females. On a
verage, young-of-the-year experienced an increase in SVL of 32 mm and
an increase in weight of 7.2 g to reach a SVL of 60 mm and a weight of
8 g by their first aggregation period. At all ages, males grew faster
than females. Maximum size recorded for males was 99 mm SVL, 35.3 g a
s compared to 97 mm SVL, 34.4 g for the largest female.