Markman, S., Pinshow, B. & Wright, J. (2002). Manipulation of parent-only food sources reveals sex-specific trade-offs between parental self-feeding and offspring care. Proceedings of the Royal Society London B 269: 1931-1938.

Markman, S., Pinshow, B., Wright, J. & Kotler, B. P. (2004). Food patch use by parent birds: to gather food for themselves or for their chicks? Journal of Animal Ecology 73: 747-755. 

Tadmor-Melamed, H., Markman, S., Arieli, A., Distl, M., Wink, M. & Izhaki, I. (2004). A limited ability of Palestine sunbirds (Nectarinia osea) to cope with pyridine alkaloids in nectar of tobacco tree (Nicotiana glauca). Functional Ecology 18: 844-850.

*Silberbush, A., *Markman, S., Lewinsohn, E., Bar, E., Cohen, J. E. & Blaustein, L. (2010). Predator-released hydrocarbons repel oviposition by a mosquito. Ecology Letters 13: 1129-1138. * equal contribution. 

Markman, S., Pascoe, D., Müller, C.T., Dawson, A. & Buchanan, K. L. (2011). Pollutants affect development in nestling starlings Sturnus vulgaris. Journal of Applied Ecology 48: 391-397. 

Kaczorowski, L & Markman, S. (2016) Nectar alkaloids of Tree tobacco can reduce Palestine sunbird foraging performance in a colour discrimination task. Animal Behaviour 119: 59-68.