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* '''oviparous''' - laying eggs (most lizards)
 
* '''oviparous''' - laying eggs (most lizards)
 
* '''ovoviviparous''' - the eggs are retained within the female until birth of live young (all [[Monitor|monitors]], most iguanids, [[Water Dragon|water dragons]], all geckos, most [[Chameleon|chameleons]])
 
* '''ovoviviparous''' - the eggs are retained within the female until birth of live young (all [[Monitor|monitors]], most iguanids, [[Water Dragon|water dragons]], all geckos, most [[Chameleon|chameleons]])
* '''viviparous''' - live-bearing, with a placental type of circulatory connection (blue-tongued skinks, [[Stump-tailed Skink|shingle-backed skink]], [[Prehensile-tailed Skink|prehensile-tailed skink]], [[Chamelone|Jackson's chameleon]])
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* '''viviparous''' - live-bearing, with a placental type of circulatory connection (blue-tongued skinks, [[Stump-tailed Skink|shingle-backed skink]], [[Prehensile-tailed Skink|prehensile-tailed skink]], [[Chameleon|Jackson's chameleon]])
 
* '''parthenogenic''' - asexual reproduction found in lizards such as certain ''Lacerta'' spp. and whiptail lizards (Aspidocelis [''Cnemidophorus''] spp.) consisting entirely of females. Although they reproduce asexually, these females still show courting and pseudocopulation.
 
* '''parthenogenic''' - asexual reproduction found in lizards such as certain ''Lacerta'' spp. and whiptail lizards (Aspidocelis [''Cnemidophorus''] spp.) consisting entirely of females. Although they reproduce asexually, these females still show courting and pseudocopulation.
  
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