Leon Blaustein was affiliated with the University of Haifa in Israel. Their research focused broadly within Environmental Science and Agricultural and Biological Sciences, with specific engagement in subfields such as Global and Planetary Change, Ecology, Ecology, Evolution, Behavior and Systematics, Genetics, and Environmental Engineering.
Their work addressed several key topics, including Amphibian and Reptile Biology, Wildlife-Road Interactions and Conservation, Animal Behavior and Reproduction, Wildlife Ecology and Conservation, Urban Heat Island Mitigation, Fire effects on ecosystems, and Genetic diversity and population structure.
Leon Blaustein published in various scientific venues, with frequent contributions to:
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Leon Blaustein collaborated frequently with several coauthors, including:
Their work spanned experimental ecology, population studies, and environmental interventions related to amphibian species, particularly studying the fire salamander Salamandra infraimmaculata.
This body of research involved assessments of environmental impacts such as fire retardants, road-kill mortality effects, genetic diversity influenced by elevation, and aspects of breeding site ecology. Additionally, their work included investigations into plant ecology related to CO2 absorption efficiency.
Leon Blaustein;Moshe Kiflawi;Avi Eitam;Marc Mangel
B. P. Kotler;L. Blaustein
Leon Blaustein;Jonathan M. Chase
Matthew Spencer;Leon Blaustein;Joel E. Cohen
Leon Blaustein;Joel Margalit
Leon Blaustein;Burt P. Kotler
Leon Blaustein;Steven S. Schwartz
Moshe Kiflawi;Leon Blaustein;Marc Mangel
Gil. Stav;Leon. Blaustein;Joel. Margalith
Leon Blaustein;Leon Blaustein;Burt P. Kotler;David Ward
Lior Blank;Amiel Vasl;Shay Levy;Gary Grant
Arik Kershenbaum;Amiyaal Ilany;Leon Blaustein;Eli Geffen
Gil Stav;Leon Blaustein;Yoel Margalit
Leon Blaustein
Avi Eitam;Leon Blaustein;Marc Mangel
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James R. Vonesh;Leon Blaustein
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Avi Eitam;Avi Eitam;Leon Blaustein;Kay Van Damme;Henri J. Dumont
Avi Eitam;Leon Blaustein
M. Spencer;L. Blaustein;S.S. Schwartz;J.E. Cohen
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