“…Here, we aimed to test for associations between behavioral thermoregulatory strategy, boldness, and individual state in Carpetan rock lizards ( Iberolacerta cyreni ), a medium‐sized lacertid endemic to mountain ranges in the center of the Iberian Peninsula. Species in the genus Iberolacerta are cold‐adapted lizards living mainly in low thermal quality environments (Aguado & Braña, 2014; Carrascal, López, Martín, & Salvador, 1992; Jiménez‐Robles & De la Riva, 2019; Monasterio, Salvador, Iraeta, & Díaz, 2009; Ortega, Federal, & Grosso, 2017; Ortega, Mencía, & Pérez‐Mellado, 2017; Žagar, Carretero, Osojnik, Sillero, & Vrezec, 2015). Recent empirical data on I. cyreni indicate the existence of animal personality in different behavioral traits, with short‐term differences in state and environment potentially contributing to between‐individual behavioral variation (Horváth et al., 2016; Horváth, Martín, et al, 2017; Horváth, Mészáros, et al, 2017; López, Hawlena, Polo, Amo, & Martín, 2005).…”