Sören Nylin is affiliated with Stockholm University in Sweden and focuses their research within the fields of Agricultural and Biological Sciences, Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology, and Environmental Science. Their work encompasses multiple subfields including Ecology, Evolution, Behavior and Systematics, Genetics, Ecological Modeling, and Nature and Landscape Conservation.
The scientist's research topics address diverse areas such as Plant and animal studies, Lepidoptera: Biology and Taxonomy, Animal Behavior and Reproduction, Physiological and biochemical adaptations, Species Distribution and Climate Change, Insect and Arachnid Ecology and Behavior, and Ecology and Vegetation Dynamics Studies.
Nylin's publication record includes notable papers such as:
Their frequent coauthors include Christopher W. Wheat (19 collaborations), Niklas Wahlberg (9), Niklas Janz (8), Karl Gotthard (8), and David J. Lohman (6).
Nylin's research has been published repeatedly in several venues, with the most publications appearing in bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) with five papers, followed by Ecology and Evolution and Molecular Ecology with three publications each, as well as Systematic Biology and Ecology Letters, each with two papers.
S. Nylin;K. Gotthard
Karl Gotthard;Sören Nylin
Niklas Wahlberg;Julien Leneveu;Ullasa Kodandaramaiah;Carlos Peña
Peter A. Abrams;Olof Leimar;Soren Nylin;Christer Wiklund
Niklas Janz;Sören Nylin;Niklas Wahlberg
Callum J. Macgregor;Chris D. Thomas;David B. Roy;Mark A. Beaumont
Karl Gotthard;Sören Nylin;Christer Wiklund
Niklas Wahlberg;Michael F Braby;Andrew V.Z Brower;Rienk de Jong
Niklas Janz;Klas Nyblom;Sören Nylin
Niklas Janz;Sören Nylin
Wolf U. Blanckenhorn;Anthony F. G. Dixon;Daphne J. Fairbairn;Matthias W. Foellmer
Carlos Peña;Niklas Wahlberg;Elisabet Weingartner;Ullasa Kodandaramaiah
Sören Nylin;Niklas Janz
Niklas Janz;Sören Nylin
Niklas Wahlberg;Elisabet Weingartner;Sören Nylin
Toomas Esperk;Toomas Tammaru;Sören Nylin
Christer Wiklund;Soren Nylin;Johan Forsberg
Niklas Wahlberg;Andrew V. Z. Brower;Sören Nylin
Soren Nylin;Christer Wiklund;Per-Olof Wickman;Enrique Garcia-Barros
Hans-Erik Wanntorp;Daniel R. Brooks;Thomas Nilsson;Sören Nylin
Sören Nylin
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