Aage Paus
Position
Emeriti
Affiliation
- aage.paus@uib.no
- Phone number
- +47 55583344
- Visitor address
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Thormøhlens gate 53 A/B
5006 Bergen - Postal address
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P.O. Box 7803NO-5020 BergenNorway
Aage Paus
Position
Emeriti
Affiliation
Publications
Conference lecture
- John Inge Svendsen; Hilary H Birks; Jan Magne Cederstrøm et al. (2025). Surprisingly early collapse of the Norwegian Channel Ice Stream after the LGM. (external link)
- John-Inge Svendsen; Linn Cecilie Krüger; Jan Mangerud et al. (2013). Glacial and vegetation history of the Polar Ural Mountains in Northern Russia during the Last Ice Age, marine Isotope Stage 5e. (external link)
- Inger Greve Alsos; Peter D. Heintzman; Dilli Prasad Rijal et al. (2020). Ancient sedimentary DNA reveals long-term impact of climate change on northern flora. (external link)
- Mona Henriksen; Jan Mangerud; Aage Paus et al. (2000). Preliminary results of sediment cores from three lakes in northern Russia, including evidence for c. 40,000 years delayed melting of dead ice. (external link)
- Mona Henriksen; Jan Mangerud; Aage Paus et al. (2000). Preliminary results of sediment cores from three lakes in northern Russia, including evidence for c. 40,000 years delayed melting of dead ice. (external link)
- Aage Paus; Sanne Boessenkool; Christian Brochmann et al. (2014). The Late Weichselian deglaciation of central Scandes; new stratigraphical evidences from laminated lake sediments at Dovre, central Norway. (external link)
- Inger Greve Alsos; Anne Elisabeth Bjune; Kari Anne Bråthen et al. (2020). The use of ancient DNA in palaeoecological studies. (external link)
- Mona Henriksen; Jan Mangerud; Alexei Matiouchkov et al. (2006). Intriguing climatic shifts in a 90 kyr long record from the Timan Ridge in northern Russia. (external link)
- Anne Elisabeth Bjune; John-Inge Svendsen; Charlotte Clarke et al. (2018). 25 000 years of Arctic climate change - and the effects on vegetation. (external link)
- Anne Elisabeth Bjune; Charlotte Clarke; Inger Greve Alsos et al. (2019). Persistent arctic vegetation during periods of rapid climate change - 24,000 years of plant community dynamics in the Polar Urals. (external link)
- Jan Mangerud; Inger Greve Alsos; Anne Elisabeth Bjune et al. (2018). A 24,000 years long, high-resolution lake record from the Polar Ural Mountains, Arctic Russia. (external link)
- Charlotte Clarke; Mary Elizabeth Edwards; Anne Elisabeth Bjune et al. (2018). A 25,000-yr combined DNA and pollen record from the Polar Urals: resilience of the arctic-alpine flora under climate change. (external link)
Academic article
- Mona Henriksen; Jan Mangerud; Alexei Matiouchkov et al. (2003). Lake stratigraphy implies an 80 000 yr delayed melting of buried dead ice in northern Russia. (external link)
- Aage Paus; John-Inge Svendsen; Alexei Matiouchkov (2003). Late Weichselian (Valdaian) and Holocene vegetation and environmental history of the northern Timan Ridge, European Arctic Russia. (external link)
- Anne E. Bjune; Inger Greve Alsos; Jo Brendryen et al. (2021). Rapid climate changes during the Lateglacial and the early Holocene as seen from plant community dynamics in the Polar Urals, Russia. (external link)
- Eiliv Larsen; Kurt H. Kjaer; Lena Håkansson et al. (2006). Early Weichselian palaeoenvironments reconstructed from a mega-scale thrust-fault complex, Kanin Peninsula, northwestern Russia. (external link)
- M. OConnell; Aage Paus; C. C. Huang et al. (1994). Investigations towards the reconstruction of the late-glacial environment at Lurga, S. E. Burren. I. The sedimentary record and the pollen and macrofossil evidence. (external link)
- V. Andrieu; C. C. Huand; M. OConnell et al. (1994). Late-glacial vegetation and environment in Irland: first results from four western sites. (external link)
- Eiliv Larsen; K.H. Kjær; M Jensen et al. (2006). Early Weichselian palaeoenvironments reconstructed from a mega-scale thrust-fault complex, Kanin Peninsula, NW Russia. (external link)
- John-Inge Svendsen; Linn Cecilie Krüger; Jan Mangerud et al. (2014). Glacial and vegetation history of the Polar Ural Mountains in northern Russia during the Last Ice Age, Marine Isotope Stages 5-2. (external link)
- Kari Loe Hjelle; Lene Synnøve Halvorsen; Lisbeth Prøsch-Danielsen et al. (2018). Long-term changes in regional vegetation cover along the west coast of southern Norway: The importance of human impact. (external link)
- Inger Greve Alsos; Per Johan E Sjøgren; Antony Brown et al. (2020). Last Glacial Maximum environmental conditions at Andøya, northern Norway; evidence for a northern ice-edge ecological “hotspot”. (external link)
- Aage Paus; Stephen J. Brooks; Haflidi Haflidason et al. (2023). From tundra to tree-birch; late-glacial and early Holocene environment and vegetation oscillations at the ecotonal positioned Bjerkreim, Dalane, SW Norway. (external link)
- Jan Mangerud; Helena Alexanderson; Hilary H Birks et al. (2023). Did the Eurasian ice sheets melt completely in early Marine Isotope Stage 3? New evidence from Norway and a synthesis for Eurasia. (external link)
- Linn Cecilie Karlsen; Aage Paus; John-Inge Svendsen et al. (2011). Lateglacial vegetation and palaeoenvironment in W Norway, with new pollen data from the Sunnmøre region. (external link)
- Aage Paus; John-Inge Svendsen; A. Matiouchkov (2004). Late Weichselian (Valdaian) and Holocene vegetation and environmental history of the northern Timan Ridge, European Arctic Russia. (external link)
- Aage Paus; Sanne Boessenkool; Christian Brochmann et al. (2015). Lake Store Finnsjøen – a key for understanding Lateglacial/early Holocene vegetation and ice sheet dynamics in the central Scandes Mountains. (external link)
- Inger Greve Alsos; Per Johan E Sjøgren; Antony Brown et al. (2020). Last Glacial Maximum environmental conditions at Andøya, northern Norway; evidence for a northern ice-edge ecological “hotspot”. (external link)
- Aage Paus; Vanja Haugland (2017). Early- to mid-Holocene forest-line and climate dynamics in southern Scandes mountains inferred from contrasting megafossil and pollen data. (external link)
- Aage Paus (1995). The Late Weichselian and Early Holocene history of thee birch in south Norway and the Bølling Betula time-lag in northwest Europe. (external link)
- Aage Paus; Haflidi Haflidason; Joyanto Routh et al. (2019). Environmental responses to the 9.7 and 8.2 cold events at two ecotonal sites in the Dovre mountains, mid-Norway. (external link)
- Aage Paus (2021). Lake Heimtjønna at Dovre, Mid-Norway, reveals remarkable late-glacial and Holocene sedimentary environments and the early establishment of spruce (Picea abies), alder (Alnus cf. incana), and alpine plants with present centric distributions. (external link)
- Aage Paus (1998). Sør-Norges tidlig Holocene innvandring av utvalgte treslag. (external link)
- Aage Paus; Gaute Velle; Jan Berge (2011). The Lateglacial and early Holocene vegetation and environment in the Dovre mountains, central Norway, as signalled in two Lateglacial nunatak lakes. (external link)
- Mona Henriksen; Jan Mangerud; Alexei Matiouchkov et al. (2008). Intriguing climatic shifts in a 90 kyr old lake record from northern Russia. (external link)
- Charlotte L. Clarke; Inger Greve Alsos; Mary E. Edwards et al. (2020). A 24,000-year ancient DNA and pollen record from the Polar Urals reveals temporal dynamics of arctic and boreal plant communities. (external link)
- Hilary Helen Birks; Aage Paus; J.I. Svendsen et al. (1994). Late Weichselian environmental change in Norway, including Svalbard. (external link)
- Jan Mangerud; Hilary H Birks; Lene Synnøve Halvorsen et al. (2018). The timing of deglaciation and the sequence of pioneer vegetation at Ringsaker, eastern Norway – and an earthquake-triggered landslide. (external link)
- Hilary Helen Birks; Aage Paus; J.I. Svendsen et al. (1994). Late Weichselian environmental change in Norway, including Svalbard. (external link)
Radio or TV participation
Academic literature review
- Aage Paus (2010). Vegetation and environment of the Rødalen alpine area, Central Norway, with emphasis on the early Holocene. (external link)
- Aage Paus; Gaute Velle; Jorunn Larsen et al. (2006). Lateglacial nunataks in central Scandinavia: Biostratigraphical evidence for ice thickness from Lake Flafattjonn, Tynset, Norway. (external link)
Media interview
Conference poster
- Mona Henriksen; Aage Paus; Jan Mangerud et al. (2001). Records of Weichselian lake sediment sequences in northen Russia. (external link)
- Mona Henriksen; Jan Mangerud; Aage Paus et al. (2001). Valdaian (Weichselian) lake sediment sequences from the Timan Ridge, northern Russia. (external link)
- Mona Henriksen; Jan Mangerud; Aage Paus et al. (2004). A late Pleistocene record from lake Yamozero Timan ridge, Northern Russia. (external link)
- Mona Henriksen; Jan Mangerud; Aage Paus et al. (2002). A lake core through the Weichselian and Eemian, from Lake Yamozero, Timan Ridge, northeastern Russia. (external link)
- Mona Henriksen; Jan Mangerud; Aage Paus et al. (2004). Glacial-interglacial transitions in Arctic Russia recorded in lake sediments. (external link)
- Mona Henriksen; Jan Mangerud; Andrew Murray et al. (2004). A late Pleistocene record from Lake Yamozero, Timan Ridge, northern Russia. (external link)
Doctoral thesis (PhD)
- Aage Paus (1992). Late Weichselian vegetation, climate, and floral migration in Rogaland, southwestern Norway : pollen analytical evidence from four late-glacial basins. (external link)
- Linn Cecilie Krüger; John-Inge Svendsen; Aage Paus (2012). Weichselian vegetation and palaeoenvironment in western Norway and northern Russia. Evidence from pollen analytical investigations. (external link)
Academic book chapter
- Aage Paus (1996). Norway. Type region N-mo, southern costal area in Møre & Trøndelag (Central Norway). (external link)
- Aage Paus; Dagfinn Moe (1996). Norway. Type region N-j, south-western Norway (northern Rogaland-southern Hordaland). (external link)
- Atle Nesje; Anne Elisabeth Bjune; Carin Andersson et al. (2009). Klimavariasjoner etter siste istid. (external link)
- Aage Paus; M. OConnell; C. C. Huang et al. (1993). Burren. Reconstructing the late-glacial environment, R420 965. I. Pollen and lithological evidence. (external link)