Lewi STONE, Ph.D.
TEL AVIV UNIVERSITY
CURRICULUM VITAE
Name:
Lewi Stone
ID. No: 01539377-0
Address:
Department of Zoology
Faculty of Life Sciences
Tel Aviv University
Ramat Aviv 69978
Israel
Ph: 972-3-6409806
Fax: 972-3-6409403;
Email: [email protected]
A. EDUCATION
Period of study
(dates)
Name of University
(incl. city & country
Degree or
Professional
Subject
Date of
Award
if not in Israel)
License
__________________________________________________________________________
1976-1979
Monash University
B.A.
Mathematics 1980
Melbourne, Australia
1980-1981
Monash University
B.Sc. (hons.)
1981-1982
Monash University
Teaching
Diploma
1984-1988
Monash University
Ph.D.
Mathematics 1981
. Dip. Ed.
1982
Theoretical 1988
Biology (Physics)
Title of Doctoral Dissertation:
Some Problems in Community Ecology: Processes, Patterns and Persistence in Ecosystems
Supervisor: Dr. Alan Roberts
B. ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Period (dates)
Name of Institution
Department
Rank/Function
_____________________________________________________________________________
1980 (3 months)
Telecom (Australia)
1980-1982
Monash University
Australia
Mathematics
Tutor (part-time)
1982-1984
Vic. High School
Melbourne
Education
Mathematics Teacher
1984-1989
Scientific Res.Officer
Council of Adult Education Math Teacher
(Melb.)
Period (dates)
Name of Institution
1
Department
Rank/Function
Lewi STONE, Ph.D.
TEL AVIV UNIVERSITY
1988-1989
Dept. of Epidemiology
Melbourne University
Bio-statistician
1989-1990
Israel Oceanographic and
Limnological Research Pty.
Ltd., Tiberias, Israel
Systems Ecologist
1990-1992
Griffith University
Qld., Australia
Mathematics
Lecturer
Theoretical Ecology
1992-1993
Weizmann Institute
Israel
Environmental
Science
Scientist
1993-1994
Tel Aviv University
Zoology
Lecturer
1994-1996
Tel Aviv University
Zoology
Senior Lecturer
(with tenure)
1997- 2000
Tel Aviv University
Zoology
Associate Professor
2001 -
Tel Aviv University
Zoology
Full Professor
C. ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL AWARDS
2005-2008 Israel Science Foundation: Epidemiological. Persistence in population models and the dynamics
of infectious diseases: Accounting for seasonal forcing and spatial clustering
2008- EU Seventh Framework:
(EPIWORK
2005-2008 Israel Science Foundation: Investigation of extrapair phenomena by
evolutionary game methods. ($150,000)
2000 James McDonnell 21’st Century Scientist Award ($450,000)
2000 Israel Science Foundation: Game theory analysis of female and male mating
strategies, and extra pair paternity ($100,000)
2000 Rieger Foundation- Phytoplankton Models ($10,000)
2000 Adams Super Center Grant: Neural synchronization ($10,000)
1999
EU Fifth Framework Environmental (EU 200,000)
Phytoplankton-on-line
1999
MARS 2, Biological indicators of natural and man-made changes in marine
and coastal waters (DM 180,000)
1999
Tel Aviv University Internal Grant ($20,000)
Population Dynamics
1998
MARS 1, Biological indicators of natural and man-made changes in marine
and coastal waters (DM 55,000)
1997
Keren Kayemet Ecological Fund ($10,000)
1994
Rashi-Guastellah Fellowship ($30,000)
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1994
BMFT (Joint German-Israeli Research program) (DM 120,000)
The flow of energy and nutrients in Lake Kinneret and Lake Constance
1994
Tel Aviv University Internal Grant ($7,000)
1991
Ian Potter Foundation ($500)
1991
Griffith University Research Grant ($2,000)
Nutrient cycling in aquatic ecosystems
1991-1993
Australian Research Council ($34,560)
Use of Lands at Thematic Mapper data to monitor seasonal fluctuations
in phytoplankton in Moreton Bay, Qld.
1991
Australian Research Council ($12,000)
Artificial intelligence tools for ecologists
1980
Telecom Research Scholarship
F. Editorial duties:
2003-Associate Editor - Ecology
1998
Associate Editor – American Naturalist
1997
Founding Member of Israel Biomathematics Society
G. Reviewer For:
Science, Nature, Proceedings of the Royal Society B, American Naturalist, PNAS, Ecology,
Journal of Theoretical Biology, Limnology and Oceanography, Journal of Mathematical
Biology, Journal of Ecology, Marine Ecology Progress Series, Ecology Letters, Israel
Journal of Zoology, Oecologia, Physics D, Theoretical Population Biology, Bulletin of
Mathematical Biology,
Ecological Modelling
G1. Doctoral students
1991- 1992 cosupervisor/ James McEwan Ph.D., Griffith University
Modelling the phytoplankton dynamics of Moreton Bay, Queensland, Aust.
1997-2002 Amit Huppert – Models of phytoplankton blooms; Population
Synchronization
1999Arik Kirshenbaum – Neural Synchronization
2000Ronen Olinky – Network models of recurrent infectious
diseases
2001Sveta Buminovich: Structured models of diseases of
development.
2002- 2008 Yael Artzy-Randrup – Spatial Ecological Models
2006Naama Kopelman
2006Assaf Zvoloni
2008Oren Barnea
2008Uri Rolle
2008Arik Kershenbaum
2009Menachem
G2. M.Sc. Students
1995-1997
1998-2001
Amit Huppert: El Nino and the Pacific's coral reef bleaching cycle
Assaf Kaplan: Bird flight analysis
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1999-2001
2001- 2005
Gal Almogy: Intra-host Models of AIDS
Oren Barnea: Statistical models of the Kinneret phytoplankton bloom
(with Dr. Andrew Solow)
2005- 2007 Inbal Lotz
2008- Or Givan
2008- Chai Molino
2008- Rami Yaari
G. STUDENTS SUPERVISED BY CANDIDATE (cont.)
Post-Doctoral Fellows
1995-1996
1996-1997
1995-1998
1996-1997
1998-2001
1999- 2006
1999-2000
2000-2001
2000-2002
2000-2001
2002-2003
2003- 2005
2003- 2008
2006200720092009-
Dr. Alfredo Ascioti
Dr. Peter Saparin
Dr. Dvora Hart
Dr. Boris Shulgin
Dr. Bernd Blasius
Dr. Michael Fishman
Dr. Ian Rozdilsky, (Fullbright Scholar)
Dr. Sabine Stoecker
Dr. Netta Cohen
Dr. Nico Stollenwerk
Dr. He DaiHai
Dr. Roni Braunstein
Dr. Anna Litvak-Henenzon
Dr. Oren Hasson
Dr. Asher Uziel
Dr. Nehemia Shwartz
Dr. Haggai Katriel
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LIST OF PUBLICATIONS
1. Australian National Health and Medical Research Council Dietary Salt Study Management
Committee: Statistical Analysis: J.L. Hopper (co-ordinator), S. Cheng, L. Stone. Fall in
blood pressure with modest reduction in dietary salt intake in mild hypertension. The
Lancet, No. 8635 Vol. 1: 399-402, 1989.
2.
Stone, L. Phytoplankton - bacteria - protozoa interactions: A qualitative model
portraying indirect effects. Mar. Ecol. Prog. Ser. 64: 137-145, 1990.
3. Stone, L. and Roberts, A. The checkerboard score and species distribution. Oecologia 85:
74-79, 1990.
4. Roberts, A. and Stone, L. Island-sharing by archipelago species. Oecologia 83: 560-567,
1990.
5. Roberts, A. and Stone, L. Comments on Dolph Schluter's remarks. Oecologia 83: 567,
1990.
6. Stone, L. and Roberts, A. Conditions for a species to gain advantage from the presence of
competitors. Ecology 72(6): 1964-1972, 1991.
7. Bergstein, T. and Stone, L. The distribution of fecal pollution indicator bacteria in Lake
Kinneret. Water Research 25(3): 263-270, 1991.
8. Stone, L. Coloured noise or low-dimensional chaos? Proceedings of The Royal Society
of London (B) 250: 77-81, 1992.
9. Stone, L. and Weisburd, R. Positive feedback in aquatic ecosystems. Trends in Ecol.
Evolut. 7(8): 263-267, 1992.
10. Stone, L. and Roberts, A. Competitive exclusion, or species aggregation? An aid in
deciding. Oecologia 91: 419-424, 1992.
11. Murray, N., Gabric, A.J., Stone, L., Realini, G. and Kohl, M. The production and cycling
of dimethylsulphide in marine surface waters - a simulation approach. Fresenius
Environ. Bull. 1: 274-279, 1992.
12. Stone, L. and Roberts, A. Can there be a war of all against all? J. Soc. Evolut. Syst.
15(3): 315-318, 1993.
13. Stone, L. and Weisburd, R. Reply to Ringelberg. When positive is not negative. Trends
Ecol. Evolut. 8: 36, 1993.
14. Stone, L. and Berman, T. Positive feedback in aquatic ecosystems: The case of the
microbial loop. Bull. Math. Biol. 55: 919-936, 1993.
15. Gabric, A., Murray, N., Stone, L. and Kohl, M. Modelling the production of
dimethyl-sulphide during a phytoplankton bloom episode. J. Geophys. Res., Vol. 98
C(12): 22805-22816, 1993.
16. Gabric A., Murray, N., Stone, L. and Kohl, M. A model of DMS production during a
phytoplankton bloom. In: G. Restelli and G. Angletti (eds.). Dimethylsulphide: Oceans,
Atmosphere and Climate. Kluwer Publishers, pp. 63-81, 1993.
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17 Stone, L. Period doubling reversals and chaos in simple ecological models. Nature 365:
617-620, 1993.
18. Stone, L. and Berman T. Lake Kinneret: A seasonal model for carbon flux through the
planktonic biota. Limnol. Oceanogr. 38: 1680-1695, 1993.
19. Stone, L. Ecological chaos. Nature 367: 418, 1994.
20. Tziperman, E., Stone, L., Cane, M. and Jarosh, H. El-Nino chaos. Science 264: 72-74,
1994.
21. Berman, T. and Stone, L. Musings on the microbial loop. Microbial Ecol. 28: 251-253,
1994.
22. Berman, T., Stone, L., Yacobi, Y.Z., Schlichter, M., Nishri, A. and Pollingher, U.
Primary production and phytoplankton in Lake Kinneret: A long-term record (19721993). Limnol. Oceanogr. 48: 1064-1076, 1995.
23. Stone, L. Biodiversity and habitat destruction in model forest and coral reef ecosystems.
Proc. Royal Soc. B 261: 381-388, 1995.
24. Stone, L. and Ezrati, S. Chaos, cycles and spatio-temporal dynamics in plant ecology. J.
Ecol. 84: 279-291, 1996.
25. Stone, L., Dayan, T. and Simberloff, D. Community-wide assembly rules unmasked.
Amer. Nat. 148: 997-1015, 1996.
26. Stone, L., Eilam, E., Abelson, A. and Ilan, M. Modelling Coral reef biodiversity and
habitat destruction. Mar. Ecol. Prog. Ser. 134: 299-302,1996.
27. Stone, L., Gabric and Berman, T. Ecosystem stability and productivity: seeking a
relationship. Amer. Nat. 148: 892-903, 1996.
28. Stone, L., Landan, G. and May, R.M. Detecting time's arrow: A method for identifying
nonlinearity and deterministic chaos in time-series data. Proc. of Royal Soc. B263:
1509-1513, 1996.
29. Hart, D., Stone, L., Stern, A., Straile, D. and Gaedke, U. Methods for balancing
ecosystem flux charts: New techniques and software. Environ. Mod. Assess. 2: 23-28,
1997.
30. Neiman, A., Saparin, P. and Stone, L. Coherence resonance at noisy precursors of
bifurcations in nonlinear dynamical systems. Physics Review E. 56: 270-274, 1997.
31. Stone, L. and Saparin, P.I. Noise induced effects and stochastic resonance in an El Nino
model. Applied Nonlinear Dynamics and Stochastic Systems Near the Millenium pp.
341-346 (American Inst. of Physics, Woodbury, New York) 1997.
32. Stone, L., Saparin, P., Huppert, A. and Price, C. El Nino chaos: The role of stochastic
resonance and noise in the ENSO cycle. Geographical Research Letters 25: 175-178,
1998.
33. Stone, L., Shulgin, B. and Agur, Z. Theoretical examination of the pulse vaccination
policy in the SIR epidemic model. Mathematical and Computer Modelling 31:207215, 2000.
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34. Huppert, A. and Stone, L. Chaos in the Pacific's coral reef bleaching cycle: A model.
American Naturalist, 152: 447-459, 1998.
35. Shulgin, B., Stone L. and Agur, Z. Pulse vaccination strategy in the SIR epidemic
model. Bulletin of Mathematical Biology 60: 1123-1148, 1998.
36. Price, C., Stone L., Huppert, A., Rajagopalan, B. and Alpert P. A possible link between
El Nino and precipitation in Israel. Geophysical Review Letters 21: 3963-3966, 1998.
37. Stone L. and Hart, D. Effects of immigration on the dynamics of simple population
models. Theoretical Population Biology 55: 227-234, 1999.
**38. Blasius, B., Huppert, A. and Stone L. Complex dynamics and phase synchronization
in spatially extended ecological systems . Nature 399: 354-359, 1999.
39. Lotem, A., Fishman, M. A. and Stone L. Evolution of Cooperation between
individuals. Nature 400: 226-227, 1999.
40. Stone L., Huppert, A., Rajagopalan, B. and Loya, Y. Mass coral reef bleaching: An
outcome of increased El Nino activity? Ecology Letters 2:325-330, 1999.
41. Hart, D.R., Berman, T. and Stone L. Seasonal dynamics of the Lake Kinneret. Food
web.The importance of the microbial loop. Limnol. Oceanogr. 45: 350-361, 2000.
42. Stone L., B. Shulgin and Z. Agur. Theoretical examination of the pulse vaccination
policy in the SIR epidemic Model Mathematical and computer Modeling 31: 207-215,
2000.
43. Stone L., Dayan, T. and Simberloff, D On desert rodents, favored states and unresolved
issues: Scaling up and down regional assemblages and local communities Amer. Nat.
156: 322-328, 2000.
44. Blasius B and Stone L. Chaos and phase synchronization in ecological systems.
International Journal of Bifurcation and Chaos 10: 2361-2380, 2000.
45. Vandermeer, J., Stone, L. and Blasius B. Categories of chaos and fractal basin
boundaries in forced predator-prey models. Chaos Solitons and Fractals 12: 265-276,
2001.
46. Blasius B and Stone L. Nonlinearity and the Moran effect. Nature 406: 846-847, 2000.
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Reviewed in: Loyd AL & May R Synchronicity, chaos and population cycles: spatial
coherence in an uncertain world. TREE 14: 417-418 .1999.
47. Fishman, M Lotem A and Stone L. Heterogeneity stabilizes reciprocal altruism
interactions. J. Theor. Biol. 209: 87-95. 2001.
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48. Cazelles, B., Bottini, S. and Stone L. Unexpected Coherence and Conservation.
Proceedings Royal Society B 268: 2595-2602. 2001.
49. Rozdilsky, I. and Stone L. Complexity can Enhance Stability in Competitive systems.
Ecology Letters 4:397-400. 2001.
50. Stone L., Olinky R., Blasius B., Huppert A., Cazelles B. Complex Synchronization
Phenomena in Ecological Systems. American Institute of Physics. 2002.
51.Almogy G, Stone L and BenTal N. Multi-stage Regulation, a Key to reliable
adaptive biochemical pathways. Biophysical Journal 81: 3016-3028. 2001.
52. Solow, A.R., Stone L. and Rozdilsky I. A Crtical smoothing test for Multiple Equlibria.
Ecology 84: 1459-1463. 2002.
53. Huppert A., Blasius B., and Stone L. A Model of Phytoplankton Blooms. American
Naturalist 159: 156-171. 2002.
54. Fishelson L., Bressler V., Abelson A., Stone L., Gefen E., Rosenfeld M. and Mokady O.
The two sides of man-induced changes in littoral marine communities: Eastern
Mediterranean and the Red Sea as an example. The Science of the Total Enviornment
296: 139-151. 2002.
55. Almogy, G, Cohen N., Stoecker, S and Stone L. Immune response and virus population
composition: HIV as a case study. Proceedings Royal Society B 269: 809-815. 2002.
56. Fishman, M., Lotem A. and Stone L. Fertility assurance through extrapair fertilization
and male parental effort. Bulletin of Mathematical Biology 64: 809-823. 2002.
57. He D., Stone L. and Zheng Z. Analysis of generalized synchronization in directionally
coupled chaotic phase coherent oscillators by local minimal fluctuations Physical
Review E, 66, 036208. Sept. 2002.
58. Lotem A., Fishman M.A. and Stone L. From reciprocity to unconditional altruism
through signaling benefits. Proceedings Royal Society B 270: 199-205. 2003.
59. Stone L., He D., Becker K. and Fishelson L. Unusual synchronization of Red Sea fish
energy expenditures. Ecology letters, 6: 83-86. 2003.
60. He D., Shi P. and Stone L. Noise induced synchronization in realistic models. Physical
Review E 67, 027201, 2003.
61. He D., Zheng Z. and Stone L. Detecting generalized synchrony: An improved approach.
Physical Review E 67, 026223. 2003.
62. Fishman M.A., Stone L. and Lotem L. Fertility assurance through extrapair
fertilizations and male paternity defense. J. Theor. Biol. 221: 103-114. 2003.
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63. Solow A.R., Stone L and Rozdilsky I. A critical smoothing test for multiple equilibria.
Ecology 84: 1459-1463. 2003.
64. He D.H. and Stone L. Spatio-temporal synchronization of recurrent epidemics.
Proceedings Royal Society of London; Biological Sciences 270 : 1519- 1526. 2003.
65. Gao J., Lu H.P., He D.H., Stone L. and Zheng Z. Unexpected correspondence between
noise-induced and master-slave complete synchronizations. Phys. Rev. E 68, 037202.
2003.
66. Gefen E., Stone L., Rosenfeld M. and von Westernhagen, Hein. Biological indicators in
marine and coastal waters: a statistical and modeling analysis of the MARS campaign.
Helgol. Mar. Res. 57: 272-284. 2003.
67. Cazzeles B. and Stone L. Detection of imperfect population synchrony in an uncertain
world. J. Anim. Ecol. 72: 953-968. 2003.
68. Fishman M.A. and Stone L. Indiscriminate polyandry and male parental effort.
Bul.Math. Biol. 66: 47-63. 2004
69. Rozdilsky I.D. and Stone L. Solow A. The effects of interaction compartments on
stability for competitive systems. J. Theo. Biol. 227: 277-282. 2004.
70. Roberts. A. and Stone L. Advantageous interactions in systems of competition.
Theo. Biol. 228: 367-375. 2004.
J.
71. Stone L. Population ecology: A three player solution. Nature 430: 299- 300. 2004.
72. Huppert A., Blasius B. and Stone L. What minimal models can tell Reply to van Ness
and Scheffer. American Naturalist 163: 927-929. 2004.
73. Huppert A., Olinky R., Stone L. Bottom-up Excitable Models of Phytoplankton Blooms.
Bulletin of Mathematical Biology. 66: 865-878 .2004.
74. Artzy-Randrup Y., Fleishman S.J., Ben-Tal N. and Stone L. Comments on "Network
Motifs: Simple Building Blocks of Complex Networks" and "Superfamilies of Evolved
and Designed Networks". Science 305: 5687. 2004.
75. Olinky R. and Stone L. Unexpected epidemic thresholds in scale-free networks.
Physical Review E 70, 30902(R). 2004.
76. Cohen N., Dagan T., Stone L. and Graur D. GC Composition of the Human Genome:
In search of Isochores. Molecular Biology and Evolution. 22: 1260-1272. 2005.
77. Fishman M. and Stone L. Fertility and breeding synchrony. Bulletin of Mathematical
Biology. 67: 875-883. 2005.
78. Huppert A., Blassius B., Olinky R. and Stone L. A model for seasonal phytoplankton
blooms. J. Theor. Biol. 236: 276-290. 2005.
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79. Bunimovich-Mendrazitsky S. and Stone L. Modeling Polio as a Disease of Development.
J. Theoretical Biology. 237: 302-315. 2005.
80. Hinich M., Mendes E., Stone L. Detecting Nonlinearity in Time Series: Surrogate and Bootstrap
Approaches. Studies in Nonlinear Dynamics & Econometrics. 9: 1268-1268. 2005.
81. Fishman M. and Stone L. Trade up polygyny and breeding synchrony in avian populatios.
J. Theor. Biol. 238:104-110. 2006.
82. Barnea O., Solow A.R. and Stone L. On fitting a model to a population time series with
missing values.Isreal J. Ecol. Evol. 5 :1-10. 2006.
83. Artzy-Randrup Y., Olinky R. and Stone L. Size structure demographic models of coral
populations. J. Theor. Biol. 245 (3): 482-497. 2007.
84. Stone L., Olinky R. and Huppert A. Seasonal dynamics of recurrent epidemics. Nature
446: 533-536. 2007.
85. Stone L. and He D. Chaotic oscillations and cycles in multi-trophic ecological systems. J
Theor Biol. 248:382-90.2007.
86. Bunimovich-Mendrazitsky S, Shochat E, Stone L. Mathematical model of BCG
immunotherapy in superficial bladder cancer. Bull Math Biol. 69:1847-70.2007.
87. Stone L. Review of Dynamic Models in Biology by Ellner SP and J. Guckenheimer, in
Bioscience 57: 290-292. 2007.
88. Olinky R, Huppert A. and Stone L. Seasonal dynamics and threshold governing recurrent
epidemics. J. Math Biol.56: 827-839. 2008.
89. Zvuloni A. Artzy-Randrup Y., Stone L., van Woesik R. and Loya Y. Ecological sizefrequency distributions: how to prevent and correct biases in spatial sampling. Limnol.
Oceanogr.: Methods 6,144-152. 2008.
90. Lotz-Shapira I. and Stone L. Perception of musical consonance and dissonance: an
outcome of neural synchronization. J. R. Soc. Interface. Vol. 5 (29), pages: 1429-1434,
2008.
91a. Review of above article in Nature News. | Nature | doi:10.1038/news.2008.883.
Published online 13 June 2008
91. Bunimovich-Mendrazitsky S., Byrne H. and Stone L. Mathematical Model of Pulsed
Immunotherapy for Superficial Bladder Cancer. Bulletin of Mathematical Biology. Bull
Math Biol. 70(7):2055-276. 2008.
92. Zvuloni A, Artzy-Randrup Y, Stone L, Kramarsky-Winter E, Barkan R & Loya. Spatiotemporal transmission patterns of black-band disease in a coral community. PLoS ONE
4: e4993. 2009.
93. Oren Hasson and Lewi Stone. Male infertility, female fertility and extrapair
coupulations. Biological Reviews Biol. Rev. (2009), 84, pp. 225–244. 225. 2009.
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94. Litvak-Hinenzon & Lewi Stone: Spatio-temporal waves and targeted Vaccination in
recurrent epidemic network. R. Roy. Soc. Interface. Vol. 6(38) p. 749-760, 2009.
95. Berchenko Y., Artzy-Randrop Y., Teicher M., Stone L. Emergence and size of the giant
component in clustered random graphs with a given degree distribution. Physical
Review Letters. Vol. 102 (13). Article Number: 138701, 2009.
96. Huppert A., Katriel G., Yaari R., Roll U., Balicer R., Stone L. Mathematical models as
a tool for facing the influenza pandemic, HaRefuah (Hebrew) 149, 4-8, 2010
97. Kopelman N., Lewi S., Wang C., Gefel D., Feldman M.W., Hillel J., Rosenberg N.A.
Genomic microsatellites identify shared Jewish ancestry intermediate between Middle
Eastern and European populations. BMC Genetics, 10:80. http://www.biomedcentral.com/14712156/10/80, 2009
98. Ezer Miller & Moshe Coll & Lewi Stone. Complementary predation on
metamorphosing species promotes stability in predator–prey systems. Theor Ecol DOI
10.1007/s12080-009-0059-z, 2009
99. Uri Roll, Lewi Stone & Shai Meirib. Hot-spot facts and artifacts—questioning Israel’s
great biodiversity. ISRAEL JOURNAL OF ECOLOGY & EVOLUTION, Vol. 55, pp.
263–279. DOI: 10.1560/IJEE.55.3.263. 2009.
100. Guy Katriel, Lewi Stone. Pandemic dynamics and the breakdown of herd immunity.
PLOS-One. 2010.
Book Chapters
1. Stone, L. Towards understanding ecological complexity and surprise: A theoretical
perspective. In: Wiman, B.L.B. and Wiman I.M.B (eds.) Managing Human and
Biospheric Resources: Values, Policies and Tools. Lund University Press &
Chartwell Bratt, Lund/Bromley. pp. 217-222, 1998.
2. Simberloff, D., Stone, L. and Dayan, T. Ruling out a community assembly rule: The
method of favored states. Cambridge Univ. Press. pp.58-74, 1998.
3. Blasius, B. and Stone L. Chaotic waves and phase synchronization in spatially
extended ecological systems. In Stochastic and Chotic Dynamics in the Lakes.
American Inst. Of Physics. 221-225, 2000. (Reviewed Conference Proceedings).
4. Berchenko Y., Artzy-Randrup Y., Teicher M., Stone L. The Big Friendly Giant - the
giant componentin clustered random graphs. Dynamics On And Of Complex
Networks by Niloy Ganguly (Editor), Andreas Deutsch (Editor), Animesh Mukherjee
(Editor).2009.
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Cazelles B., Stone L., Boudjema G. Phase synchrony induced by environmental
perturbations in chaotic populations. American Mathematical Society Conference
Proceedings
Text Books
1. Stone, L. and Blasius, B.,
The Nonlinear Dynamics of Ecological and Biological systems.
Contract with Princeton University Press (by invitation).
2. Blasius B., Jurgen K. and Stone L. Complex Population Dynamics.World
Scientific Lecture Notes in Complex Systems.World Scientific Publishing Co.
Pte.Ltd. 2007.
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