Mark Lomolino
机构: Professor of Biology, SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry
每年引用次数
引用次数
引用: 17,399
H-指数: 51
I10-指数 : 77
出版物: 147
Frontiers of biogeography : new directions in the geography of nature
Lawrence R. Heaney , Mark V. Lomolino
Sinauer Associates
137
2004
Evolutionary patterns in insular fossil bovids
Mark V. Lomolino , Roberto Rozzi , Maria R. Palombo
Zitteliana
2013
Island Biogeograhy of Montane Forest Mammals in the American Southwest
Mark V. Lomolino , James H. Brown , Russell Davis
Ecology 70 ( 1) 180 -194
164
1989
Rapid Dwarfing of an Insular Mammal - The Feral Cattle of Amsterdam Island.
Roberto Rozzi , Mark V. Lomolino
Scientific Reports 7 ( 1) 8820 -8820
10
2017
Immigrations and distribution patterns of insular mammals: studying fundamental processes in island biogeography
Mark V. Lomolino , Sutton Hall
Ecography 16 ( 4) 376 -379
1
1993
Bioenergetics of cross-ice movements by Microtus pennsylvanicus Peromyscus leucopus and Blarina brevicauda
Mark V. Lomolino
Ecography 12 ( 3) 213 -218
7
1989
Winter filtering, immigrant selection and species composition of insular mammals of Lake Huron
Mark V. Lomolino
Ecography 16 ( 1) 24 -30
23
1993
Species-area and species-distance relationships of terrestrial mammals in the Thousand Island Region.
Mark V. Lomolino
Oecologia 54 ( 1) 72 -75
57
1982
The species-area relationship: new challenges for an old pattern
Mark V. Lomolino
Progress in Physical Geography 25 ( 1) 1 -21
229
2001
‘Island Life’ before man: biogeography of palaeo‐insular mammals
Alexandra A. E. van der Geer , Mark V. Lomolino , George A. Lyras
Journal of Biogeography 44 ( 5) 995 -1006
13
2017
‘On being the right size’ – Do aliens follow the rules?
Alexandra A.E. van der Geer , Mark V. Lomolino , George Lyras
Journal of Biogeography 45 ( 3) 515 -529
10
2018
Isolation‐driven functional assembly of plant communities on islands
Luka Negoita , Jason D. Fridley , Mark V. Lomolino , Glen Mittelhauser
Ecography 39 ( 11) 1066 -1077
18
2016
Re-articulation and re-integration of publications: monographs in biogeography
Mark V. Lomolino , Richard Field
Frontiers of Biogeography 6 ( 2)
2014
On Teaching “... that grand subject, ...”
Mark V. Lomolino
Frontiers of biogeography 10 ( 4)
2018
Sonoric geography – addressing the silence of biogeography
Mark V. Lomolino , Bryan C. Pijanowski
Frontiers of biogeography 13 ( 1)
2021
ASSEMBLY AND DISASSEMBLY OF MAMMAL COMMUNITIES IN A FRAGMENTED TEMPERATE RAIN FOREST
Mark V. Lomolino , David R. Perault
Ecology 81 ( 6) 1517 -1532
63
2000
Geographic gradients of deforestation and mammalian communities in a fragmented, temperate rain forest landscape
Mark V. Lomolino , David R. Perault
Global Ecology and Biogeography 13 ( 1) 55 -64
8
2004
Species Diversity in Space and Time
Mark V. Lomolino , Michael L. Rosenzweig
Journal of Wildlife Management 60 ( 4) 971
1
1996
Montane mammals of the American Southwest: the possible influence of post-Pleistocene colonization
Russell Davis , Christopher Dunford , Mark V. Lomolino
Journal of Biogeography 15 841 -848
26
1988
Investigating causality of nestedness of insular communities: selective immigrations or extinctions?
Mark V. Lomolino
Journal of Biogeography 23 ( 5) 699 -703
220
1996