Eline N van Asperen
Biographic Data
| ID | 5628779 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Eline N van Asperen |
| GIVEN NAMES | Eline N |
| FAMILY NAME | van Asperen |
| SIGNATURE | VAN ASPEREN E N |
| AFFILIATIONS | Newcastle University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2329-6831 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 25 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 11 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Regional and Extra-local Pollen Evidence for Long-term Vegetation Change and Human Impact from the Hinterland of Hadrian’s Wall at Alston Moor, North Pennines, UK
Pollen and non-pollen palynomorph depositional patterns in Kaziranga National Park, India
The main aim of this study is to produce a modern analog for pollen and non-pollen palynomorphs (NPPs) preserved in soil in relation to the different vegetation types and herbivore impact in the Kaziranga National Park (KNP). The pollen data obtained reflects both the extant vegetation types in each habitat as well as landuse, but some site-by-site variation was observed with respect to the coprophilous fungal spores present in the palynoassembla…
Multi-proxy evidence for woodland clearance in northeast Northumberland (England) during the Iron Age
Pollen diagrams covering the Bronze Age to Roman period from northeast Northumberland are scarce. We present a 14 C-dated pollen record from a peat-filled forest hollow in Chillingham Wild Cattle Park, northeast Northumberland, that spans the Iron Age. For the first time for this part of Northumberland, fungal spores are also analysed to investigate whether clearances took place in the context of crop cultivation or pastoralism. The pollen diagra…
Valuing beyond economics
The sustainability challenges facing societies call for policies and governance systems that are attuned to the diversity of goods that support and enrich human life via ecological, technical and other kinds of systems, and to the plurality of values that people hold across diverse cultures and belief systems. A pluralistic evaluation framework (PEF) is here presented as a tool for considering diverse kinds of goodness as perceived by diverse sta…
Relating dung fungal spore influx rates to animal density in a temperate environment
The management of the remainder of Europe’s once extensive forests is hampered by a poor understanding of the character of the vegetation and drivers of change before the onset of clearance for farming. Pollen data indicate a closed-canopy, mixed-deciduous forest, contrasting with the assertion that large herbivores would have maintained a mosaic of open grassland, regenerating scrub and forested groves. Coprophilous fungal spores from sedimentar…
Implications of age variation and sexual dimorphism in modern equids for Middle Pleistocene equid taxonomy
Interspecific variation in the equid lineage is limited when compared with other large mammal lineages, while a considerable amount of intraspecific ecomorphological variation occurs. This has led to considerable debate regarding the taxonomic status of palaeontological and archaeological equid remains. The possible confounding impact of sex and age variation on analyses of archaeological equid remains has so far remained untested. This could be …
People, prey and predators
Position of the Steinheim interglacial sequence within the marine oxygen isotope record based on mammal biostratigraphy
Late Middle Pleistocene horse fossils from northwestern Europe as biostratigraphic indicators
Position of the Steinheim interglacial sequence within the marine oxygen isotope record based on mammal biostratigraphy
Distinguishing between the late Middle Pleistocene interglacials of the British Isles
Position of the Steinheim interglacial sequence within the marine oxygen isotope record based on mammal biostratigraphy
Implications of age variation and sexual dimorphism in modern equids for Middle Pleistocene equid taxonomy
Interspecific variation in the equid lineage is limited when compared with other large mammal lineages, while a considerable amount of intraspecific ecomorphological variation occurs. This has led to considerable debate regarding the taxonomic status of palaeontological and archaeological equid remains. The possible confounding impact of sex and age variation on analyses of archaeological equid remains has so far remained untested. This could be …
Late Middle Pleistocene horse fossils from northwestern Europe as biostratigraphic indicators
Relating dung fungal spore influx rates to animal density in a temperate environment
The management of the remainder of Europe’s once extensive forests is hampered by a poor understanding of the character of the vegetation and drivers of change before the onset of clearance for farming. Pollen data indicate a closed-canopy, mixed-deciduous forest, contrasting with the assertion that large herbivores would have maintained a mosaic of open grassland, regenerating scrub and forested groves. Coprophilous fungal spores from sedimentar…
Valuing beyond economics
The sustainability challenges facing societies call for policies and governance systems that are attuned to the diversity of goods that support and enrich human life via ecological, technical and other kinds of systems, and to the plurality of values that people hold across diverse cultures and belief systems. A pluralistic evaluation framework (PEF) is here presented as a tool for considering diverse kinds of goodness as perceived by diverse sta…
Distinguishing between the late Middle Pleistocene interglacials of the British Isles
Distinguishing between the late Middle Pleistocene interglacials of the British Isles
People, prey and predators
Position of the Steinheim interglacial sequence within the marine oxygen isotope record based on mammal biostratigraphy
Late Middle Pleistocene horse fossils from northwestern Europe as biostratigraphic indicators
Position of the Steinheim interglacial sequence within the marine oxygen isotope record based on mammal biostratigraphy
Implications of age variation and sexual dimorphism in modern equids for Middle Pleistocene equid taxonomy
Interspecific variation in the equid lineage is limited when compared with other large mammal lineages, while a considerable amount of intraspecific ecomorphological variation occurs. This has led to considerable debate regarding the taxonomic status of palaeontological and archaeological equid remains. The possible confounding impact of sex and age variation on analyses of archaeological equid remains has so far remained untested. This could be …
Relating dung fungal spore influx rates to animal density in a temperate environment
The management of the remainder of Europe’s once extensive forests is hampered by a poor understanding of the character of the vegetation and drivers of change before the onset of clearance for farming. Pollen data indicate a closed-canopy, mixed-deciduous forest, contrasting with the assertion that large herbivores would have maintained a mosaic of open grassland, regenerating scrub and forested groves. Coprophilous fungal spores from sedimentar…
Valuing beyond economics
The sustainability challenges facing societies call for policies and governance systems that are attuned to the diversity of goods that support and enrich human life via ecological, technical and other kinds of systems, and to the plurality of values that people hold across diverse cultures and belief systems. A pluralistic evaluation framework (PEF) is here presented as a tool for considering diverse kinds of goodness as perceived by diverse sta…
Pollen and non-pollen palynomorph depositional patterns in Kaziranga National Park, India
The main aim of this study is to produce a modern analog for pollen and non-pollen palynomorphs (NPPs) preserved in soil in relation to the different vegetation types and herbivore impact in the Kaziranga National Park (KNP). The pollen data obtained reflects both the extant vegetation types in each habitat as well as landuse, but some site-by-site variation was observed with respect to the coprophilous fungal spores present in the palynoassembla…
Multi-proxy evidence for woodland clearance in northeast Northumberland (England) during the Iron Age
Pollen diagrams covering the Bronze Age to Roman period from northeast Northumberland are scarce. We present a 14 C-dated pollen record from a peat-filled forest hollow in Chillingham Wild Cattle Park, northeast Northumberland, that spans the Iron Age. For the first time for this part of Northumberland, fungal spores are also analysed to investigate whether clearances took place in the context of crop cultivation or pastoralism. The pollen diagra…
Regional and Extra-local Pollen Evidence for Long-term Vegetation Change and Human Impact from the Hinterland of Hadrian’s Wall at Alston Moor, North Pennines, UK
Pleistocene-Era Hominins and Archaeology (7 works) · Biology (6 works) · Ecology (5 works) · Geology and Paleoclimatology Research (5 works) · Paleontology (5 works) · Geology (4 works) · Pleistocene (4 works) · Pollen (4 works) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (3 works) · Biostratigraphy (3 works)