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Annie Vincens is affiliated with Aix-Marseille University in France. Their academic profile is characterized by a focus on research and scholarship aligned with their institutional position.

There are no records of recent papers published by Annie Vincens available at this time.

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Best Publications

  • Past and future global transformation of terrestrial ecosystems under climate change

    Connor Nolan;Jonathan T. Overpeck;Jonathan T. Overpeck;Judy R.M. Allen;Patricia M. Anderson

  • Phytoliths: indicators of grassland dynamics during the late Holocene in intertropical Africa

    Anne Alexandre;J.-D Meunier;Anne-Marie Lezine;A. Vincens

  • Biome reconstruction from pollen and plant macrofossil data for Africa and the Arabian peninsula at 0 and 6000 years

    Dominique Jolly;I. Colin Prentice;Raymonde Bonnefille;Aziz Ballouche

  • Pollen‐based biome reconstruction for southern Europe and Africa 18,000 yr bp

    H. Elenga;O. Peyron;R. Bonnefille;D. Jolly

  • Climatic patterns in equatorial and southern Africa from 30,000 to 10,000 years ago reconstructed from terrestrial and near-shore proxy data

    Françoise Gasse;Françoise Chalié;Annie Vincens;Martin A.J. Williams

  • Palaeolimnology and archaeology of Holocene deposits north-east of Lake Turkana, Kenya

    R. B. Owen;J. W. Barthelme;R. W. Renaut;A. Vincens

  • Pollen evidence of late Quaternary vegetation and inferred climate changes in Congo

    Hilaire Elenga;Dominique Schwartz;A. Vincens

  • Forest response to climate changes in Atlantic Equatorial Africa during the last 4000 years BP and inheritance on the modern landscapes

    Annie Vincens;Dominique Schwartz;Hilaire Elenga;Isabelle Reynaud-Farrera

  • Reconstructing C3 and C4 vegetation cover using n-alkane carbon isotope ratios in recent lake sediments from Cameroon, Western Central Africa

    Yannick Garcin;Enno Schefuß;Valérie F. Schwab;Vincent Garreta

  • Late Holocene Climatic Changes in Western Equatorial Africa Inferred from Pollen from Lake Sinnda, Southern Congo

    Annie Vincens;Dominique Schwartz;Jacques Bertaux;Hilaire Elenga

  • Palynology, stratigraphy and palaeoenvironment of a pliocene hominid site (2.9-3.3 M.Y.) at Hadar, Ethiopia

    R. Bonnefille;A. Vincens;G. Buchet

  • Quantitative estimates of full glacial temperatures in equatorial Africa from palynological data

    Raymonde Bonnefille;F. Chalié;J. Guiot;A. Vincens

  • Abrupt resumption of the African Monsoon at the Younger Dryas—Holocene climatic transition

    Yannick Garcin;Annie Vincens;David Williamson;Guillaume Buchet

  • Pollen-Derived Rainfall and Temperature Estimates from Lake Tanganyika and Their Implication for Late Pleistocene Water Levels

    Annie Vincens;Françoise Chalié;Raymonde Bonnefille;Joel Guiot

  • Climate of East Africa 6000 14C Yr B.P. as Inferred from Pollen Data

    Odile Peyron;Dominique Jolly;Raymonde Bonnefille;Annie Vincens

  • African pollen database inventory of tree and shrub pollen types

    Annie Vincens;Anne-Marie Lézine;Guillaume Buchet;Dorothée Lewden

  • Vegetation response to the "African Humid Period" termination in Central Cameroon (7° N) – new pollen insight from Lake Mbalang

    A. Vincens;G. Buchet;M. Servant

  • Pollen-based vegetation changes in southern Tanzania during the last 4200 years: climate change and/or human impact

    Annie Vincens;David Williamson;Florian Thevenon;Maurice Taieb

  • Late quaternary vegetation history of the South-Tanganyika basin. Climatic implications in South Central Africa

    A. Vincens

  • Centennial to millennial changes in maar-lake deposition during the last 45,000 years in tropical Southern Africa (Lake Masoko, Tanzania)

    Yannick Garcin;David Williamson;Maurice Taieb;Annie Vincens

Frequent Co-Authors

Anne-Marie Lézine
Anne-Marie Lézine Sorbonne University
Raymonde Bonnefille
Raymonde Bonnefille Aix-Marseille University
Stéphanie Desprat
Stéphanie Desprat University of Bordeaux
Maria Fernanda Sanchez Goñi
Maria Fernanda Sanchez Goñi University of Bordeaux
David Williamson
David Williamson Institut de Recherche pour le Développement
Rachid Cheddadi
Rachid Cheddadi University of Montpellier
Judy R M Allen
Judy R M Allen Durham University
Marie-Pierre Ledru
Marie-Pierre Ledru Institut de Recherche pour le Développement
Karin F. Helmens
Karin F. Helmens Stockholm University
Hermann Behling
Hermann Behling University of Göttingen

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