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O. Comay

h-index: 11
Works: 19
Citations: 283

Most-cited papers

The last glacial cycle of the southern Levant: Paleoenvironment and chronology of modern humans.
A. Frumkin, O. Comay
2019Journal of Human Evolution37 citations
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What determines prey selection in owls? Roles of prey traits, prey class, environmental variables, and taxonomic specialization
O. Comay, T. Dayan
2018Ecology and Evolution34 citations Open access
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Motivation and support services in citizen science insect monitoring: A cross-country study
A. Richter, O. Comay, C. Svenningsen, J. Larsen +6 more
2021Biological Conservation30 citations Open access
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InsectChange: a global database of temporal changes in insect and arachnid assemblages.
R. van Klink, D. Bowler, O. Comay, M. Driessen +17 more
2021Ecology27 citations Open access
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Predictive modelling in paleoenvironmental reconstruction: The micromammals of Manot Cave, Israel.
O. Comay, L. Weissbrod, T. Dayan
2019Journal of Human Evolution27 citations
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Environmental controls on butterfly occurrence and species richness in Israel: The importance of temperature over rainfall
O. Comay, Oz Ben Yehuda, R. Schwartz-Tzachor, D. Benyamini +3 more
2021Ecology and Evolution24 citations Open access
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Taphonomic signatures of owls: New insights into micromammal assemblages
O. Comay, T. Dayan
201720 citations
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A model of digestive tooth corrosion in lizards: experimental tests and taphonomic implications
Krister T. Smith, O. Comay, L. Maul, Fabio Wegmüller +2 more
2021Scientific Reports16 citations Open access
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Unexpected consequences of afforestation in degraded drylands: Divergent impacts on soil and vegetation.
I. Stavi, K. R. Islam, Mohammad A. Rahman, Yulia Gusarov +6 more
2023Journal of Environmental Management15 citations Open access
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From micromammals to paleoenvironments
O. Comay, T. Dayan
2018Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences15 citations
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Barn owls as biological control agents: potential risks to non‐target rare and endangered species
M. Zaitzove-Raz, O. Comay, Y. Motro, T. Dayan
2020Animal Conservation14 citations
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In Its Southern Edge of Distribution, the Tawny Owl (Strix aluco) Is More Sensitive to Extreme Temperatures Than to Rural Development
O. Comay, Efrayim Ezov, Y. Yom-Tov, T. Dayan
2022Animals8 citations Open access
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Analysis of monitoring data where butterflies fly year-round.
O. Comay, Oz Ben Yehuda, D. Benyamini, R. Schwartz-Tzachor +3 more
2020Ecological Applications6 citations Open access
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In situ transplant analysis of free-living bacteria in a lotic ecosystem.
Amitai Or, O. Comay, U. Gophna
2013Research in Microbiology5 citations Open access
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Patterns in molluscan death assemblages along the Israeli Mediterranean continental shelf
O. Comay, Y. Edelman‐Furstenberg, F. Ben-Ami
20154 citations
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On the use of micromammals for paleoenvironmental reconstruction:
O. Comay, T. Dayan
2021Themes in Old World Zooarchaeology2 citations
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The micromammal fauna of the southern Levant changed with the paleoclimate during the Paleolithic, while modern humans persisted: A counter-reply to Weissbrod and Weinstein-Evron (2020).
O. Comay, A. Frumkin
2021Journal of Human Evolution1 citations
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Assessing Natural Variation as a Baseline for Biodiversity Monitoring: The Case of an East Mediterranean Canyon
M. Finkel, A. Friedman, Hagar Leschner, Ben Cohen +8 more
2025Ecologies0 citations Open access
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MICROTUS GUENTHERI AS A CLIMATE PROXY FOR THE MIDDLE PLEISTOCENE LEVANT: EVIDENCE FROM CARBON STABLE ISOTOPE ANALYSIS
Logan Guthrie, Amy S. Prendergast, Zuorui Liu, O. Comay +3 more
2023Geological Society of America Abstracts with Programs0 citations
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