Publications of Juan Sebastian Lugo Ramos

Klughammer, J.; Romanovskaia, D.; Nemc, A.; Posautz, A.; Seid, C. A.; Schuster, L. C.; Keinath, M. C.; Lugo Ramos, J. S.; Kosack, L.; Evankow, A. et al.; Printz, D.; Kirchberger, S.; Ergüner, B.; Datlinger, P.; Fortelny, N.; Schmidl, C.; Farlik, M.; Skjærven, K.; Bergthaler, A.; Liedvogel, M.; Thaller, D.; Burger, P. A.; Hermann, M.; Distel, M.; Distel, D. L.; Kübber-Heiss, A.; Bock, C.: Comparative analysis of genome-scale, base-resolution DNA methylation profiles across 580 animal species. Nature Communications 14, 232 (2023)

Delmore, K.; Van Doren, B.; Conway, G. J.; Curk, T.; Garrido-Garduno, T.; Germain, R. R.; Hasselmann, T.; Hiemer, D.; van der Jeugd, H. P.; Justen, H. et al.; Lugo Ramos, J. S.; Maggini, I.; Meyer, B.; Phillips, R. J.; Remisiewicz, M.; Roberts, G. C. M.; Sheldon, B. C.; Vogl, W.; Liedvogel, M.: Individual variability and versatility in an eco-evolutionary model of avian migration. Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences 287 (1938), 20201339 (2020)

Delmore, K.; Illera, J. C.; Pérez-Tris, J.; Segelbacher, G.; Lugo Ramos, J. S.; Durieux, G.; Ishigohoka, J.; Liedvogel, M.: The evolutionary history and genomics of European blackcap migration. eLife 9, e54462 (2020)

Delmore, K. E.; Lugo Ramos, J. S.; Doren, B. M.; Lundberg, M.; Bensch, S.; Irwin, D. E.; Liedvogel, M.: Comparative analysis examining patterns of genomic differentiation across multiple episodes of population divergence in birds. Evolution Letters 2 (2), pp. 76 - 87 (2018)

Lugo Ramos, J. S.; Delmore, K.; Liedvogel, M.: Candidate genes for migration do not distinguish migratory and non-migratory birds. Journal of Comparative Physiology A-Neuroethology Sensory Neural and Behavioral Physiology 203 (6), pp. 383 - 397 (2017)

Lugo Ramos, J. S.: An integrative study of bird migration. Dissertation, 242 pp., Christian Albrechts University, Kiel (2020)

Langebrake, C.; Manthey, G.; Lugo Ramos, J. S.; Dutheil, J. Y.; Chetverikova, R.; Solov'yov, I.; Mouritsen, H.; Liedvogel, M.: Evidence for adaptive evolution towards high magnetic sensitivity of potential magnetoreceptor in songbirds. (submitted)