PublicationsBriscoe NJ, Morris SD, Mathewson PD, Buckley LB, Jusup M, Levy O, Maclean IMD, Pincebourde S, Riddell EA, Roberts JA, Schouten R, Sears MW, Kearney MR (2022) Mechanistic forecasts of species responses to climate change: The promise of biophysical ecology. Global Change Biology. 29(6) 1451-1470. pdf
Stark G, Ma L, Zeng Z, Du W, Levy O (2022) Rocks and vegetation cover improve body condition of desert lizards during both summer and winter. Integrative and Comparative Biology. 62(4): 1031–1041. pdf, code and data Ma L, Buckley L, Levy O, Du W (2022) Variable impacts on reproductive energetics may render oviparous squamates more vulnerable to climate warming than viviparous species. Ecography. 2022(5): e05624. pdf Sun B, Ma L, Wang Y, Mi C, Buckley L, Levy O, Lu H, Du W (2021) Latitudinal gradients in embryonic thermal tolerance and developmental plasticity interactively predict lizard responses to climate change. Ecological Monographs. 91(3): e01468. pdf Huey R, Ma L, Levy O, and Kearney M (2021) Three questions about the eco-physiology of overwintering underground. Ecology Letters. 24(2): 170-185. pdf Wheatly R, Pavlik T, Levy O, and Wilson RS (2020) Habitat and performance interact to determine the outcomes of terrestrial predator–prey interactions. Journal of Animal Ecology. 89(12): 2958-2971. pdf Wilson† RS, Pavlic T, Wheatley R, Niehaus AC, Levy† O (2020) Modeling escape success in terrestrial predator–prey interactions. Integrative and Comparative Biology. 60(2): 497-508. pdf † equal contribution Angilletta MJ, Sears MW, Levy O, Youngblood J, and VandenBrooks JM (2019) Fundamental flaws with the fundamental niche. Integrative and Comparative Biology 59(4): 1038-1048. pdf Levy O, Dayan T, Porter WP, and Kronfeld-Schor N (2019) Time and ecological resilience: can diurnal animals compensate for climate change by shifting to nocturnal activity? Ecological Monographs 89(1): e01334. pdf Carlo MA, Riddell EA, Levy O, and Sears MW (2018) Recurrent sub-lethal warming decreases embryo survival, inhibits development, and alters species range projections under climate change. Ecology Letters 21(1): 104-116. pdf Levy† O, Borchert† J, Rusch T, Buckley LB, and Angilletta MJ (2017) Diminishing returns limit energetic costs of climate change. Ecology 98(5): 1217-1228. pdf † equal contribution. Basson CH, Levy O, Angilletta MJ, and Clusella-Trullas S (2017) Lizards paid a greater opportunity cost to thermoregulate in a less heterogeneous environment. Functional Ecology 31(4): 856-865. pdf Telemeco RS, Fletcher B, Levy O, Riley A, Rodriguez-Sanchez Y, Smith CD, Teague C, Waters A, Angilletta MJ, and Buckley LB (2017) Lizards fail to plastically adjust nesting behavior or thermal tolerance as needed to buffer populations from climate change. Global Change Biology 23(3): 1075-1084. pdf
Levy O, Dayan T, Porter WP, and Kronfeld-Schor N (2016) Foraging activity pattern is shaped by water loss rates in a diurnal desert rodent. The American Naturalist 188(2): 205-218. pdf
Levy O, Buckley LB, Keitt TH, and Angilletta MJ (2016) A dynamically downscaled projection of past and future microclimates. Ecology 97: 1888. data, metadata
Levy O, Buckley LB, Keitt TH, and Angilletta MJ (2016) Ontogeny constrains phenology: opportunities for activity and reproduction interact to dictate potential phenologies in a changing climate. Ecology Letters 19(6): 620-628. pdf
Levy O, Buckley LB, Keitt TH, Smith CD, Boateng KO, Kumar DS, and Angilletta MJ (2015) Resolving the life cycle alters expected impacts of climate change. Proceeding of the Royal Society B 282: 2813. pdf
Levy† O, Ball† BA, Bond-Lamberty B, Cheruvelil KS, Finley AO, Lottig N, Punyasena S, Xiao J, Zhou J, Buckley LB, Filstrup CT, Kiett TH, Kellner JR, Knapp AK, Richardson AD, Tcheng D, Toomey M, Vargas R, Voordeckers JW, Wagner T, and Williams JW (2014) Approaches to advance scientific understanding of macrosystems. Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment 12(1): 15–23. pdf
† equal contribution. Levy O, Dayan T, Rotics S, and Kronfeld-Schor N (2012) Foraging sequence, energy intake, and torpor: An individual-based field study of energy balancing in desert golden spiny mice. Ecology Letters 5(11): 1240-1248. pdf
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