
Dr. Amos Bouskila:
Publications
Authored Books
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Bouskila, A. and P. Amitai, 2001. A Handbook of
the Reptiles and Amphibians of Israel, Keter Publishing House (in Hebrew,
345 pp.).
Chapters in collective volumes
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Bouskila. A., 2002, Reptiles, in: Dolev, A. and Perevolotsky, A. (eds.), Red Data Book of Vertebrates in Israel, Yefeh Nof, Jerusalem, Israel (in Hebrew).
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Bouskila. A., 2004, Reptiles, in: Dolev, A. and Perevolotsky, A. (eds.), Red Data Book of Vertebrates in Israel, Yefeh Nof, Jerusalem, Israel. (in English, revised edition)
Articles
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Bouskila, A., 1985, A trapping technique for capturing large active lizards,
J. Herp. Assoc. Africa
31:2-4. [PDF]
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Bouskila, A., D. Ehrlich, Y. Gershman, I. Lampl, U. Motro, E. Shani, U.
Werner, and Y. L. Werner, 1992, Activity of a nocturnal lizard (Stenodactylus doriae)
during a lunar eclipse at Hazeva (Israel), Acta Zoologica Lilloana 41:271-275. [PDF]
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Foley, W. J., A. Bouskila, A. Shkolnik and I. Choshniak, 1992, Microbial
digestion in the herbivorous lizard Uromastyx aegyptius (Agamidae),
Journal of Zoology 226:387-398. [PDF]
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Bouskila, A., and D.T. Blumstein, 1992, Rules of thumb for predation hazard
assessment: predictions from a dynamic model, The American Naturalist
139:161-176. [PDF]
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Yuval, B., and A. Bouskila, 1993, Temporal dynamics of mating and
predation in mosquito swarms,
Oecologia 95:65-69.
[PDF]
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Nonacs, P., P. E. Smith, A. Bouskila, and B. Luttbeg, 1994, Modeling the
behavior of
the northern anchovy, Engraulis mordax, as a schooling predator
exploiting patchy
prey, Deep Sea Research II, 41:147-169. [PDF]
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Bouskila, A. 1995. Interactions between predation risk and competition: a
field study of kangaroo-rats and snakes, Ecology 76:165-178. [PDF]
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Bouskila, A., I. C. Robertson, M. E. Robinson, B. D. Roitberg, B. Tenhumberg,
A. J. Tyre, and E. vanRanden. 1995. Submaximal oviposition rates in a mymarid
parasitoid: choosiness should not be ignored. Ecology: 76:1990-1993. [PDF]
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Bouskila, A., D. T. Blumstein, and M. Mangel, 1995, Prey under stochastic
conditions should probably overestimate predation risk: a reply to Abrams, The
American Naturalist 145:1015-1019. [PDF]
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Blumstein, D. T. and A. Bouskila. 1996. Assessment and decision making in
animals: a mechanistic model underlying behavioral flexibility can prevent
ambiguity. Oikos 77(3):569-576. [PDF]
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Werner, Y. L., A. Bouskila, S. J. J. F. Davis, and N. Werner. 1997.
Observations and comments on active foraging in geckos. Russ. J. Herp. 4(1):
34-39.
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Bouskila, A., M. E. Robinson, B. D. Roitberg, and B. Tenhumberg. 1998.
Life-history decisions under predation risk: Importance of a game perspective.
Evolutionary Ecology 12(6):701-715. [PDF]
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Bouskila, A., 2001. A habitat selection game for interactions between
rodents and their predators. Ann. Zool. Fennici 38(1):55-70.
[PDF]
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Brown,
J. S., B.P. Kotler and A. Bouskila. 2001. The ecology of fear and foraging
games between owls and rodents. Ann.
Zool. Fennici 38(1):71-87.[PDF]
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Dall,
S., B.P. Kotler and A. Bouskila. 2001. Attention, apprehension and gerbils
searching in patches. Ann.
Zool. Fennici 38(1):15-23.[PDF]
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Zaady, E. and Bouskila, A. 2002. Lizard burrows
association with successional stages of biological soil crusts in an arid
sandy region, Journal of Arid Environments, 50:235-246. [PDF]
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Kotler, B. P., Brown, J., Dall, S., Gresser,
S., Ganey, D. and Bouskila, A. 2002, Foraging games between gerbils and
their predators: temporal dynamics of resource depletion and apprehension,
Evolutionary Ecology Research, 4:495-518. [PDF]
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Tsairi, H. and Bouskila, A. 2004. Ambush site
selection of a desert snake (Echis coloratus)at an oasis, Herpetologica,
60(1): 13-23. [PDF]
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Kotler B. P., Brown J. S. and Bouskila, A.
2004. Apprehension and time allocation in gerbils: The effects of predatory
risk and energetic state, Ecology 85:917-922.
[PDF]
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Kotler, B.P., J.S. Brown, A. Bouskila, S.
Mukherjee, and T. Goldberg. 2004. Foraging games between gerbils and their
predators: seasonal changes in schedules of activity and apprehension.
Israel Journal of Zoology 50:255-272.
[PDF]
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Charter, M., Y. Leshem, A. Bouskila, and S.
Aviel, 2005. First record of Eurasian Jackdaw (Corvus monedula) parasitism
by the Great Spotted Cuckoo (Clamator glandarius) in Israel, The Wilson
Bulletin 117(2):201-204. [PDF]
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Charter, M., A, Bouskila and Y. Leshem, 2005,
Second clutches by Common Kestrels Falco tinnunculus breeding on buildings
in Israel, Sandgrouse 27(2):165-167.
[PDF]
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Keren-Rotem, T., A. Bouskila and E. Geffen,
2006. Ontogenetic habitat shift and risk of cannibalism in the common
chameleon (Chamaeleo chamaeleon), Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology, 59:
723–731. (Article featured in the American Scientists, July-Aug 2006,
94(4). [PDF]
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Hawlena, D. and A. Bouskila, 2006. Land
management practices for combating desertification cause species replacement
of desert lizards. Journal of Applied Ecology, 43:701-709.
[PDF]
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Keasar, T., M. Segoli, R. Barak, S. Steinberg,
D. Giron, M. R. Strand, A. Bouskila, A. R. Harari, 2006. Costs and
consequences of superparasitism in the polyembryonic parasitoid Copidosoma
koehleri (Hymenoptera: Encyrtidae), Ecological Entomology, 31:277-283.
[PDF]
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Scharf, I, E. Nolman, O. Ovadia and A. Bouskila,
2006, Efficiency evaluation of two competing foraging modes under different
conditions. The American Naturalists, 168:350–357.
[PDF]
- Hawlena, D., R. Boochnik, Z. Abramsky and A. Bouskila, 2006. Blue tail and
striped body: why do lizards change their infant costume when growing up?
Behavioral Ecology, 17: 889-896. [PDF]
- Johnston, G. and A. Bouskila. 2007. Sexual dimorphism and ecology of
the gecko, Ptyodactylus guttatus. Journal of Herpetology. 41(3):
506-513. [PDF]
- Charter M., Izhaki I., Bouskila, A., and Y. Leshem. 2007. Breeding
success of the Eurasian Kestrel (Falcotinnunculus) nesting on buildings
in Israel. J. Raptor Res. 41( 2):139-143. [PDF]
- Charter M., Izhaki I., Bouskila, A., and Y. Leshem. 2007. The effect
of different nest types on the breeding uccess of Eurasian Kestrels
(Falco tinnunculus) in a rural ecosystem. J. Raptor Res. 4l(2):143-14. [PDF]
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