Prof. Ran Nathan
Short Interest:
Movement ecology, spatiotemporal plant population dynamics, ornithology.
Interest:
Movement ecology, mechanisms and patterns of organism movements, ecology and evolution of dispersal, spatiotemporal plant population dynamics, seed dispersal by wind, plant-animal interactions with special emphasis on endozoochory and granivory, dispersal biogeography, bird migration, ornithology.
Degree:
Ph. D
Role:
PI
Email(s):
Homepage:
Phone:
972-(0)2-6584314
Fax:
+972-2-6586080
Address:
Room 102, Dept. of Ecology, Evolution & Behavior, The Alexander Silberman Inst. of Life Sciences, Berman building, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Jerusalem 91904
Publications
Schlägel, U. E., V. Grimm, N. Blaum, P. Colangeli, M. Dammhahn, J. A. Eccard, S. L. Hausmann, A. Herde, H. Hofer, J. Joshi, S. Kramer-Schadt, M. Litwin, S. D. Lozada-Gobilard, M. E. H. Müller, T. Müller, R. Nathan, J. S. Petermann, K. Pirhofer-Walzl, , V. Radchuk, M. C. Rillig, M. Roeleke, M. Schäfer, C. Scherer, G. Schiro, C. Scholz, L. Teckentrup, R. Tiedemann, W. Ullmann, C. C. Voigt, G. Weithoff, and F. Jeltsch, (2020) Movement-mediated community assembly and coexistence | Biological Reviews
Toledo, S., D. Shohami, I. Schiffner, E. Lourie, Y. Orchan, Y. Bartan, and R. Nathan, (2020) Cognitive map-based navigation in wild bats revealed by a new high-throughput wildlife tracking system | Science 188-193 : 369
Becciu, P., S. Rotics, N. Horvitz, M. Kaatz, W. Fiedler, D. Zurell, A. Flack, F. Jeltsch, M. Wikelski, R. Nathan, and N. Sapir, (2020) Causes and consequences of facultative sea crossing in a soaring migrant | Functional Ecology 840-852
Corl, A., M. Charter, G. Rozman, S. Toledo, S. Turjeman, P. L. Kamath, W. M. Getz, R. Nathan, and R. C. K. Bowie, (2020) Movement ecology and sex are linked to barn owl microbial community composition | Molecular Ecology 1358-1371
Nield, A., R. Nathan, P. Ladd, N. Enright, and G. Perry, (2019) The spatial complexity of seed movement: animal-generated seed dispersal patterns in fragmented landscapes revealed by animal movement models | Journal of Ecology