Prof Adrian Lister
- Merit Researcher
- Earth Sciences department
- ES Vertebrates and Anthropology Palaeobiology
Cromwell Road
London
SW7 5BD
Biography
Education and qualifications
1973-76 Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge; BA in Natural Sciences
(Zoology) 1976
1976-81 PhD research, Dept of Zoology, Cambridge, supported by Gonville &
Caius College Research Studentship. "Evolutionary Studies on
Pleistocene Deer". MA 1979, PhD 1981
Academic employment
1981-82 Royal Society European Exchange Fellowship, held at the University
of Aix/Marseille II, France, and the Senckenberg Institute, Frankfurt,
Germany.
1982-85 Research Fellow, Girton College, Cambridge.
1986-89 Research Associate, Dept of Zoology, Cambridge (PDRA on NERC
grant to K A Joysey)
1989-91 Senior Research Associate, Dept of Zoology, Cambridge
(above grant renewed).
1991-96 SERC (subsequently BBSRC) Advanced Research Fellow, University
College London.
1992-97 Lecturer in Biology, University College London.
1997-2002 Reader in Evolutionary Biology, University College London
2002-07 Professor of Palaeobiology, University College London
2007- Honorary Professor, Department of Genetics, Evolution & Environment, UCL
2007- Research Leader, Department of Palaeontology, Natural History Museum
2009- Merit Researcher, Department of Palaeontology, Natural History Museum
Professional awards
1997 Stopes Medal of the Geologists’ Association (for contributions to
knowledge of the environment of early Man) (1997)
2000-1 Royal Society /Leverhulme Senior Research Fellowship
2009 Individual Merit Promotion, The Natural History Museum
Professional Roles
UCL Departmental and College activities 1992-2007
- Chair, Teaching Quality Monitoring Committee (1999-2004)
- Chair, Plant and Animal Biology Focus Group (1999-2007)
- Departmental Teaching Committee (1992-2007)
- College Collections Committee (1998-2003)
- Human Sciences Degree Committee (1998-2007)
NHM roles and initiatives
- ‘Identifying Key Collections with Potential for Climate-Change Research’.
Strategic Innovation Fund, September 2008-June 2009 (Principal Investigator)
- ‘The development of a state-of-the-art ancient DNA facility at the Natural
History Museum’. Capital Bid 2008 (Principal Investigator)
- Ancient DNA project board (Senior User)
- Research Committee (member)
External Committees
- NERC Steering Committee member, EFCHED thematic programme
(Environmental Factors in the Chronology of Human Evolution and Dispersal)
(2001-7) - Council, Scientific Exploration Society (1999-2009)
- Chair, Scientific Appraisal Panel, Scientific Exploration Society (2007-9)
- Asian Elephant Specialist Group of the International Union for the
Conservation of Nature (since 1997) - Deer Specialist Group of the International Union for the Conservation of Nature
(2007-2010) - Steering Committee (since 1994) & NHM representative (since 2007), Centre for
Ecology and Evolution - Executive Committee, Quaternary Research Association (1995-8)
- Council, Linnean Society of London (2001-4)
- Council and Committee of Management, International Trust for Zoological
Nomenclature (1994-2002)
Membership of Professional Bodies
- Fellow, Linnean Society of London (since 1992)
- Scientific Fellow, Zoological Society of London (since 1994)
- Quaternary Research Association (since 1976)
- Honorary Member, Scientific Exploration Society (since 1998)
Editorial
- Mammal Editor, Zoological Journal of the Linnean Society (1996-2006)
- Editoral Board, Quaternary Science Reviews (2000-2005)
- Editorial Board, Russian Journal of Theriology (since 2001)
- Mammal Editor, Systematic Palaeontology (since 2008)
PhD examination
1995 University of London (Institute of Archaeology, UCL), Brian Irving
1995 University of Paris, Patrick Auguste
1997 University of Cambridge, Eleanor Weston
1998 University of London (Royal Holloway), Charles Sheldrick
1998 University of Lyon, Bruno Labe
1999 University of Reading, Melissa Reed
2000 University of London (Institute of Archaeology, UCL), Sylvia Warman
2001 University of Helsinki, Pirkko Ukkonen
2002 University of Kent, Russell Seymour
2003 University of Paris, Régis Debruyne
2005 University of Liverpool (John Moore’s), Sally Reynolds
2006 University of Bharathidasan (India), C. Arivazhagan
2006 University of London (Queen Mary), Stefan Gabriel
2006 University of London (UCL), Andrew Fowler
2008 University of London (Royal Holloway), Barnaby Crocker
2008 University of Cardiff, Mireille Johnson
2009 University of York, Eline van Asperen
Research
Overview
My research is centred on the exploitation of Quaternary mammal fossils to enhance
our understanding of processes of evolution and extinction at the species level.
Quaternary mammals are exceptionally well-suited to this endeavour because of their
abundance in time and space, the accurate dating methods available, and the detailed
knowledge of dramatic environmental changes to which the fauna responded. Further,
because Quaternary ice ages shaped the modern biota, and because many Quaternary
species have close living relatives, the study of Quaternary faunas and floras is of direct
relevance to modern systematics, biogeography and conservation biology. Finally,
Quaternary fossils in some circumstances preserve traces of biological molecules such
as DNA that can be extracted and sequenced, yielding novel information about their
biology and evolution.
Current projects in my group include:
- A NERC-funded project on the origin and evolution of endemic island
mammals in response to climatic and sea-level drivers, using Mediterranean
island elephants and deer as a study system. Research led by Dr V L Herridge
(NHM) with external collaborators in the UK, US, Australia, Italy, Malta, Cyprus and
Greece. - In collaboration with colleagues at RHUL and the University of Stockholm,
research using ancient DNA from mammoths and deer to explore population
movements in real time over the last 100kyr or so, and the origin of modern
subspecies and incipient species. - NERC-funded research on the Late Quaternary extinction of many large
mammal species, in particular its causality in terms of climate, people, or both.
In collaboration with colleagues at the University of Durham and the Oxford
Radiocarbon Accelerator Laboratory, we are mapping the changing
distributions of mammals, vegetation and humans through the critical period,
and are extending our research to incorporate a niche-modelling approach. - An investigation into the taxonomy of living elephants using multivariate
analysis of ear shape, in collaboration with Prof N. MacLeod (NHM) and Ms
K. Davies. - An EU-funded project investigating the taxonomy and relationships of early to
Middle Pleistocene deer in Europe. Research led by Dr M. Breda (NHM).
Grants held
Previous:
NERC, GR3/8248 “The stratigraphic and evolutionary significance of elephants in the
Cromer Forest-bed Formation”. 1/1/92 - 31/12/92. £18,446 (sole PI)
SERC, H95662 “Evolution in mammalian species: a combined molecular,
morphological and historical study on deer". 1/10/93 - 30/9/96. £136,772
(lead PI, with Prof. T.A. Burke [then Univ. Leicester])
NERC, GR3/8699 “Evolution and ecology of Pleistocene horses in Britain”. 1/4/93 -
31/3/96. £87,596 (sole PI)
BBSRC, GO2228 "Speciation & evolution in holarctic large mammals" (Visiting
Professorship for Dr Andrei Sher). 15.2.95-14.10.95. £26,620 (sole PI)
NERC (Ancient Biomolecules Initiative), GST/02/1038 "Ancient and modern DNA
from a variety of sources in a study of horse domestication". 1.3.95-28.2.97.
£28,562 (lead PI, with Dr. M. Bruford [then Institute of Zoology])
NERC (Radiocarbon committee) 621/0895 “Late Pleistocene to Holocene history of
the horse in Britain” 1996. £14,000 (sole PI)
Royal Society, “Evolution in the Ice Age: patterns of change among Quaternary
mammals” 1/10/00-30/9/01 £28,000 (sole PI)
NERC GR3/12599 “Late Quaternary megafaunal extinctions in Europe and northern Asia 1.9.99-31.8.02. £282,651 (lead PI, with Prof. R. Hedges [Univ. Oxford])
Royal Society, Joint project grant with Dr Andrei Sher “Quaternary mammal dispersal,
evolution and extinction” 1.10.99 – 30.9.02. £9,000 (sole PI)
Royal Society /Leverhulme Senior Research Fellowship (1.10.00-30.9.01) £27,888
Leverhulme F/07134/AC “Mammoth, vertebrate fauna and palaeoenvironment of the
Cromerian stratotype”. 1.12.02 – 30.11.05. £157,524 (Sole PI)
Royal Society, Anglo-Russian Joint Project Grant, ‘Evolution and Dispersal: the case
study of fossil musk-oxen in the Holarctic’. 1/10/2004-31/12/2006, £12,000.
NERC, NE/D003105/1: ‘Pleistocene to Holocene extinction dynamics of northern
Eurasian megafauna, in relation to human activity and environmental change’,
1/3/2006 – 28/2/2009, £514,185 (lead PI).
BBSRC, BB/D522689/1: ‘Size change and the development of mammalian body form:
a morphometric and ancient DNA study of island dwarfing. 1/10/2005 –
30/9/2008, £256,835 (lead PI).
NERC ORADS 2007/2/5: ‘The role of climate change in species range shifts: an
ancient DNA study of Quaternary red deer’. 1/1/08-31/12/08, £11,730 (Co-I)
Royal Society incoming short visit for Dr Marzia Breda: ‘Biochronology and evolution
of British Early to Middle Pleistocene deer’. 1/5/08-31/07/08, £4,412 (PI)
NERC ORADS: ‘Consequences of climate change on the demography and evolution
of woolly mammoths’ 2008-9, £27,255 (PI)
NERC ORADS: ‘The expansion and colonization of the Beringian moose (Alces alces)
to North America – combined ancient DNA and radiocarbon study. 2008-9,
£11,385 (Co-I)
Current:
NERC: ‘Biotic responses to environmental change: dwarf mammals of Mediterranean
islands as evolutionary experiments in the Quaternary’ 15/11/2008-14/11/2011
£343,354 (Lead PI)
EU: “Palaeobiological inference through phylogenetic analysis of Pleistocene deer”,
09/04/2009-08/03/2011, €173,417 (PI)
NERC: ‘A niche-modelling approach to understanding Late Quaternary megafaunal
extinctions’ 01/03/2009-28/02/2012, £34,624 (Co-PI)
PhD Students
- Dr. H. Gee, British Pleistocene bovids. PhD 1988. Currently Senior Editor at Nature.
- Prof. D Schreve, Mammalian biostratigraphy of the later Middle Pleistocene in Britain. PhD 1998. Currently Professor of Quaternary Science at Royal Holloway, University of London
- Dr J Stewart, The Evolution of Quaternary birds in the western Palaearctic. PhD 1999. Currently Lecturer in Paleoenvironments, Bournemouth University
- Dr. L. Kaagan, The horse in Late Pleistocene and Holocene Britain. PhD 2000. Currently sub-editor for a biomedical journals company
- Dr H Chatterjee, Phylogeny and biogeography of gibbons. PhD 2000. Currently deputy Director of UCL Museums.
- Dr L Leakey, Body weight estimation of Bovidae and Plio-Pleistocene faunal change, Turkana Basin, Kenya. PhD 2001. Currently Curator of fossil mammals at Kenya National Museums
- Dr S Collinge, Body size and community structure in British Pleistocene mammals.
PhD 2001. Currently Secretary of TLS Peer-Review Committee, NERC - Dr P Davies, Ecology and evolution of the straight-tusked elephant. PhD 2002. Currently Biology teacher
- Dr C. Silveira, Systematics of endangered African bovids. PhD 2003. Currently postdoctoral researcher, Lisbon University
- Dr Khyne U Mar, The Demography and Life History Strategies of Timber Elephants in
Myanmar. PhD 2007. - Dr C-H Chang, Quaternary elephantids of the Far East. PhD 2010. Currently Curator of Paleontology, The National Museum, Taiwan.
- Dr V. Herridge, Dwarfing of elephants on Mediterranean islands – a study in parallel evolution. PhD 2010. Currently PDRA, Dept of Palaeontology, Natural History Museum.
- Dr Ebru Albayrak, Quaternary fossil proboscideans of Turkey (University of Ankara,
co-supervisor). PhD 2010. Currently Curator, Ankara Museum. - Dr Meirav Meiri, An ancient DNA study of red deer and moose (RHUL). PhD 2010. Currently Ancient DNA researcher, Tel Aviv University.
Fieldwork
1976-78 Excavation of Last Interglacial deposits and fauna at Swanton
Morley, Norfolk (with A. J. Stuart)
1986-87 Excavation of mammoth skeletons at Condover, Shropshire (with
G.R. Coope)
1988-89 Excavation of Cromerian deposits and fauna at Little Oakley, Essex
(with R.C. Preece)
1994-2001 Investigation of wild elephants at Bardia National Park, Nepal
(Scientific Director, with Scientific Exploration Society), 4
expeditions
1998-2002 Investigation of wild elephants at Nagarahole National Park, SW
India (Expedition Leader, with Scientific Exploration Society and
Indian Institute of Science), 3 expeditions
2004 Investigation of wild elephants at Mole National Park, Ghana (Expedition
Leader, with Scientific Exploration Society and Ghana Wildlife
Service)
2008 Investigation of wild elephants in Sabah (Borneo) (Expedition
Leader, with Scientific Exploration Society & Sabah Wildlife
Service)
Meetings and Outreach
Invited speaker at national & international meetings (since 1992)
1992 ESF (European Science Foundation) Workshop on Quaternary Mammals.
1992 ESF Conference on 'Modes and tempos of Evolution', Dijon
1992 NSF Soviet-American Quaternary Paleozoology conference, Springfield, Illinois
1993 QRA (Quaternary Research Association) conference 'Island Britain', Cambridge
1994 Zoological Society of London Symposium, 'Miniature Vertebrates'
1994 Neogene and Quaternary Mammals of the Palaearctic, Krakow, Poland*
1995 2nd European Congress of Mammalogy, Southampton
1995 First International Mammoth Conference, St Petersburg, Russia
1995 NATO Advanced Research Workshop, ‘Past and Future Rapid Environmental Changes: the Spatial and Evolutionary responses of Terrestrial Biota’, Crieff, Scotland
1996 INQUA SEQS-EuroMam Symposium, Kerkrade, The Netherlands
1996 Society of Vertebrate Palaeontology annual meeting, New York
1997 6th Conference on Australian Vertebrate Evolution, Perth
1999 QRA conference on Biostratigraphy, Cambridge.
1999 Second International Mammoth Conference, Rotterdam
2000 History and Evolution of Ungulates, Avignon, France
2000 Early and Middle Pleistocene environments, Orce, Spain
2001 Society for Experimental Biology, Canterbury (discussant)
2001 Ungulate-herbivore interactions, University of Copenhagen
2001 World of Elephants I, Rome
2002 QRA conference on Reconstructing Quaternary Chronologies, Oxford
2003 Third International Mammoth conference, Dawson City, Yukon
2005 World of Elephants II, Hot Springs, S. Dakota
2005 Early to Middle Pleistocene stratigraphy, Tende, France
2005 Eitan Tchernov Memorial Meeting, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
2007 Fourth International Mammoth Conference, Yakutsk, Russia
2007 First International Conference on the genus Cervus, Primiero, Italy (keynote speaker)
2007 Palaeontological Association Annual Meeting, Uppsala (annual address)
2007 Tentzel Conference, Gotha, Germany
2008 Doctors and Climate Change, Royal College of Physicians, London
2010 International Palaeontological Congress (keynote speaker)
2011 International Deer Conference, Nottingham (keynote speaker)
Invited visiting scientist (including lectures)
1991 Visiting Scientist, Hot Springs Mammoth Site, S Dakota (4 weeks, 2 lectures)
1992 Adjunct Research Fellow, University of Illinois (1 week)
1992 Hebrew University, Jerusalem (1 week)
1994 University of Thessaloniki, Greece (1 week)
1999 Yukon Science Institute and University of Alaska, (2 weeks, 4 lectures)
1999 University of Uppsala, Sweden (1 week, 2 lectures)
2002 University of Mexico (1 week, invited to hold workshop and lecture)
2002 Hebrew University, Jerusalem (2 weeks, international workshop)
2005 University of Helsinki (1 week, series of guest lectures)
2008 University of Taipei, Taiwan (4 days, 2 lectures)
2009 University of Belgrade, Serbia (4 days, 1 lecture)
Meetings organisation
1995 2nd European Congress of Mammalogy, Southampton (programme advisor)
1996 CEE Workshop on Palaeobiology, UCL (conceived and organised)
1999 Linnean Society/CEE/NASA conference Evolution on Planet Earth:
The Impact of the Physical Environment (conceived and organised)
2000 History and Evolution of Ungulates, Avignon, France (programme advisor)
2001 Symposium on Island Endemics, Congress The World of Elephants,
Rome (invited and organised). Also member of Congress
organising committee.
2003 CEE Workshop on Extinction (co-conceived and organised)
2005 World of Elephants II, Hot Springs S. Dakota (Organising Committee)
2007 QUAVER Quaternary vertebrates meeting, UCL (organised)
2007 Fourth International Mammoth Conference, Yakutsk (Scientific Committee)
2008 CEE workshop on Functional Anatomy, NHM (conceived and co-organised)
2009 CEE symposium on Ancient DNA (co-organised)
2010 QUAVER Quaternary vertebrates meeting, NHM (organised)
2010 Fifth International Mammoth Conference (scientific committee)
Exhibitions (advice on scientific content, checking text, locating specimens, etc):
1986-7 Mammoth exhibition at Shropshire Museums Service
1988 Palaeolithic models and panorama at Centre for Prehistoric Art, France
1989-92 Kent’s Cavern Exhibition Centre, Devon
1991&1997 Ice-Age exhibitions at National Museum of Wales
2000-3 Museum National d’Histoire Naturelle, Paris: Mammoth exhibition
2003 Cotswold Water Park – mammoth exhibit
2006 Ice Age Museum, Moscow: web site
2007-8 NHM, new evolution gallery
2009 NHM, interactive wall for Darwin Centre II.
Media (advice on content, scripts, illustrations, &/or appeared):
1992-3 BBC2 'Horizon' ‘The Last Mammoth’
1995 Multimedia Corporation for educational CD-ROM 'Wide World of Animals'
1996 Channel 4 film ‘The Beast of Bardia’, on Asian elephants
1997-8 Channel 4 film ‘Resurrecting the Mammoth’
1999-01 BBC TV series Walking with Beasts
1999-01 BBC TV series on N. American fossil mammals
2000-01 Channel 4 series Extinct
2001 Evergreen Films, USA, series on extinct animals
2003 Mexican TV item on mammoths
2004 BBC Radio 4 series ‘The Just So Stories’
2004 Korean TV programme on extinctions
2006 Discovery Channel, programme on elephant development
2008 BBC, TV programme on Siberian ice-age mammals
2007-8 NHM ‘Treasures’ book: text and specimen suggestions
2009 BBC series Museum of Life
2010 Independent TV: series on reconstructing extinct animals
Other outreach activities
- Frequent television and radio interviews on fossils & evolution. These are mostly for news items, and include BBC1, BBC World Service, BBC Radios 2 and 4, Channel 4 News, Canadian Broadcasting Service, American Broadcasting Corporation, CNN, AP.
- Popular talks to local societies, usually 2-3 per year.
- Occasional presentation and discussion to school groups, usually one per year.
- Occasional lecturing to external undergraduate groups, e.g. Open Univerity Earth Sciences summer school (2000 & 2004); Royal Veterinary College first-year students (2005); UCL third-year undergraduates 2007-11, University of Kent first-year undergraduates 2010-11.
- Natural History Museum, ‘Nature Live’ presentations on: Fossil hair (2004); Ancient DNA (2006); Reindeer (2007); Fossil evidence for evolution (2008); Elephant evolution (2009), Ice-age mammals (2010 x 2).
Publications
Refereed academic publications (percentages are estimates of my contribution to joint works)
1980 Coxon P, Hall AR, Lister A & Stuart AJ
New evidence on the vertebrate fauna, stratigraphy and palaeobotany of the
interglacial deposits at Swanton Morley, Norfolk. Geological Magazine
117: 525-46. (33%)
1984a Lister AM
Evolutionary Case Histories from the fossil record. Nature 309:
114-5.
1984b Lister AM
Evolutionary and ecological origins of British deer. Proc. R. Soc.
Edinb. 82B: 205-29.
1984c Lister AM
The fossil record of elk (Alces alces (L)) in Britain. Quaternary
Newsletter 44: 1-7.
1985a Janis CM & Liste AM
The morphology of the lower fourth premolar as a taxonomic indicator in
the Ruminantia, and the systematic position of Triceromeryx. J. Paleont.
59: 405-10. (50%)
1985b Storch G & Lister AM
Leptictidium nasutum, ein Pseudorhyncocyonide aus dem Eozän der “Grube
Messel” bei Darmstadt (Mammalia, Proteutheria). Senckenbergiana lethaea
66: 1-13. (50%)
1986 Lister AM
New results on deer from Swanscombe, and the stratigraphical significance
of deer remains in the Middle and Upper Pleistocene of Europe. J.
Archaeol. Sc. 13: 319-38.
1987a Lister AM
Giant deer and giant red deer from Kent’s Cavern, and the status of
Strongyloceros spelaeus Owen. Trans. Proc. Torquay Nat. Hist. Soc. 19:
189-98.
1987b Lister AM
Megaceros or Megaloceros? The nomenclature of the giant deer.
Quaternary Newsletter 52: 14-16.
1987c Lister AM
Megaloceros Brookes, 1828 (Mammalia, Artiodactyla): proposed
emendation of the original spelling. Bull. zool. Nomencl. 44: 255-6.
1987d Coope GR & Lister AM
Late-glacial mammoth skeletons from Condover, Shropshire, England.
Nature 330: 472-4. (67%)
1987e Lister AM
Diversity and evolution of antler form in Quaternary deer. In (Wemmer
CM, ed) Biology and Management of the Cervidae, pp 81-98. Washington:
Smithsonian Institution.
1988a Lister AM & Chapman NG
Variation in lateral metacarpals of fallow deer, Dama dama (L.).
J. Zool. (Lond.) 216: 597-603. (75%)
1988b Bridgland D, Allen P, Currant A, Gibbard P, Lister A, Preece R,
Robinson J, Stuart A & Sutcliffe A
Report of Geologists’ Association field meeting in north-east Essex, May
22nd-24th, 1987. Proc. Geol. Ass. 99: 315-33. (10%)
1989a Lister AM
Proboscidean evolution. Trends Ecol. Evol. 4: 362-3.
1989b Lister AM
Rapid dwarfing of red deer on Jersey in the Last Interglacial. Nature 342:
539-42.
1989c Lister AM
Mammalian faunas and the Wolstonian debate. In (Keen DH, ed) The
Pleistocene of the West Midlands: Field Guide, pp 5-12. Quaternary
Research Association, Cambridge.
1990a Garutt VE, Gentry A & Lister AM
Mammuthus Brookes, 1828 (Mammalia, Proboscidea): proposed
conservation, and Elephas primigenius Blumenbach, 1799 (currently
Mammuthus primigenius): proposed designation as the type species of
Mammuthus, and designation of a neotype. Bull. zool. Nomencl. 47: 38-44. (50%)
1990b Lister AM, McGlade JM & Stuart AJ
The Middle Pleistocene vertebrate fauna from Little Oakley, Essex. Phil.
Trans. R. Soc. Lond B328: 359-85. (50%)
1990c Lister AM, Keen DH & Crossling J
Elephant and molluscan remains from the base of the Baginton- Lillington
Gravels at Snitterfield, Warwickshire. Proc. Geol. Ass. 101: 203-12. (67%)
1990d Lister AM
A critical reappraisal of the Middle Pleistocene deer species
“Cervus” elaphoides Kahlke. Quaternaire 3-4: 175-92.
1990e Lister AM
Taxonomy and biostratigraphy of Middle Pleistocene deer remains from
Arago, Pyrénées Orientales, France. Quaternaire 3-4: 225- 230.
1991a Stuart AJ & Lister AM
Vertebrate faunas. In (Gibbard, P.L. et al.) Early and early Middle
Pleistocene correlations in the southern North Sea basin. Quaternary
Science Reviews 10: 29-32. (33%)
1991b Lister AM
Evolutionary patterns in mammalian species. Trends Evol. Ecol. 6: 239-40.
1991c Lister AM & Brandon A
A pre-Ipswichian cold stage mammalian fauna from the Balderton Sands
and Gravels, Lincolnshire, England. J. Quat. Sci. 6: 139-57. (75%)
1991d Gibbard PL, West RG, Zagwijn WH, Balson PS, Burger AW, Funnell BM,
Jeffery DH, de Jong J, Kolfschoten T van, Lister AM, Meijer T, Norton
PEP, Preece RC, Rose J, Stuart AJ, Whiteman CA, Zalasiewicz JA. Early
and early Middle Pleistocene correlations in the southern North Sea basin.
Quaternary Science Reviews 10: 23-52. (10%)
1991e Lister AM
Late Glacial mammoths in Britain. In (Barton RNE, Roberts AJ & Roe
DA, eds) The Late Glacial in north-west Europe, pp 51-59 London:
Council for British Archaeology.
1992a Lister AM
Mammalian fossils and Quaternary biostratigraphy. Quaternary
Science Reviews 11: 329-44.
1992b Ayliffe LK, Lister AM & Chivas AR
The preservation of glacial-interglacial climatic signatures in the
oxygen isotopes of elephant skeletal phosphate. Palaeogeog.,
Palaeoclimatol., Palaeoecol. 99: 179-91. (33%)
1992c Lister AM & Joysey KA
Scaling effects in elephant dental evolution - the example of Eurasian
Mammuthus. In (Smith P & Tchernov E, eds) Structure, Function and
Evolution of Teeth, 185-213. Jerusalem: Freund. (95%)
1993a Lister AM
The Condover mammoth site: excavation and research 1986-93.
Cranium 10: 61-7.
1993b Lister AM
Patterns of evolution in Quaternary mammal lineages. Linnean Society
Symposium Series 14: 71-93.
1993c Lister AM
Mammoths in miniature. Nature 362: 288-9.
1993d Lister AM
The stratigraphical significance of deer species in the Cromer Forest-bed
Formation. Journal of Quaternary Science 8: 95-108.
1993e Lister AM
‘Gradualistic’ evolution: its interpretation in Quaternary large mammal
species. Quaternary International 19: 77-84.
1993f Grün R & Lister AM
Collection of ESR samples from the interior of mammoth teeth
causing minimal damage. Ancient TL 11: 45-6. (33%)
1994a Lister AM
Ancient DNA: not quite Jurassic Park.
Trends in Ecology & Evolution 9: 82-4.
1994b Hagelberg E, Thomas MG, Cook CE Jr, Sher AV, Baryshnikov GF &
Lister AM
DNA from ancient mammoth bones
Nature 370: 333-4. (33%)
1994c Lister AM. The evolution of the giant deer, Megaloceros giganteus
(Blumenbach). Zoological Journal of the Linnean Society 112: 65- 100.
1994d Tchernov E, Horwitz LK, Ronen A & Lister A. The faunal remains from
Evron Quarry in relation to other Lower Paleolithic hominid sites in the
southern Levant. Quaternary Research 42: 328-339. (33%)
1994e Goren-Inbar N,, Lister A, Werker E & Chech M. A butchered elephant
skull and associated artifacts from the Acheulian site of Gesher
Benot Ya'aqov, Israel. Paléorient 20: 99-112. (50%)
1994f Lister AM
Skeletal associations and bone maturation in the Hot Springs mammoths.
In (Agenbroad LD & Mead JI, eds) The Hot Springs Mammoth Site: a
Decade of Field and Laboratory Research in Paleontology, Geology and
Paleoecology, 253-268. Hot Springs, SD: Mammoth Site Inc.
1994g Lister AM & Agenbroad LD
Gender determination of the Hot Springs mammoths. In (Agenbroad LD &
Mead JI, eds) The Hot Springs Mammoth Site: a Decade of Field and
Laboratory Research in Paleontology, Geology and
Paleoecology, 208-214. Hot Springs, SD: Mammoth Site Inc. (75%)
1994h Agenbroad LD, Lister AM, Mol D & Roth VL
Mammuthus primigenius remains from the Mammoth Site of Hot
Springs, South Dakota. In (Agenbroad LD & Mead JI, eds) The Hot
Springs Mammoth Site: a Decade of Field and Laboratory Research in
Paleontology, Geology and Paleoecology, 269-281. Hot Springs, SD:
Mammoth Site Inc. (50%)
1995a Rouffignac C de, Bowen DQ, Coope GR, Keen DH, Lister AM, Maddy D,
Robinson JE, Sykes GA & Walker MJC. Late Middle Pleistocene
interglacial deposits at Upper Strensham, Worcestershire, England. Journal
of Quaternary Science 10: 15-31.
(25%)
1995b Lister AM
Sea Levels and the Evolution of Island Endemics: the Dwarf Red Deer
of Jersey. Geological Society Special Publications 96: 151- 172.
1995c Lister AM & Sher AV
Ice cores and mammoth extinction. Nature 378: 23-24. (50%)
1996a Lister AM
The morphological distinctions between bones and teeth of fallow deer
(Dama dama) and red deer (Cervus elaphus). International Journal of
Osteoarchaeology 6: 119-143.
1996b Lister AM
Dwarfing in island elephants and deer: processes in relation to time of
isolation. Symp. zool. Soc. Lond. 69: 277-292.
1996c Lister AM
The evolutionary response of vertebrates to Quaternary environmental
change. NATO ASI Series I, 47: 287-302.
1996d Rink WJ, Schwarcz HP, Stuart AJ, Lister AM, Marseglia E & Brennan BJ.
ESR dating of the type Cromerian Freshwater Bed at West Runton, UK.
Quaternary Science Reviews (Quaternary Geochronology) 15: 727-738. (25%)
1996e Lister AM
The stratigraphical interpretation of large mammal remains from the
Cromer Forest-bed Formation. In (Turner C, ed) The Early Middle
Pleistocene of Europe, 25-44. Rotterdam: Balkema.
1996f Lister AM
Evolution and taxonomy of Eurasian mammoths
In (Shoshani J & Tassy P, eds) The Proboscidea: Trends in Evolution
and Paleoecology, 203-213. Oxford University Press.
1996g Lister AM
Sexual dimorphism in the mammoth pelvis: an aid to gender
determination. In (Shoshani J & Tassy P, eds) The Proboscidea:
Trends in Evolution and Paleoecology, 254-259. Oxford University Press.
1998a Lister AM
The age of early Pleistocene mammal faunas from the ‘Weybourne Crag’
and Cromer Forest-bed Formation (Norfolk, England). Meded. Nederlands
Inst. Toegepaste Geowet. (Netherlands Journal of Geosciences) 60: 271-280.
1998b Lister AM, Kadwell M, Kaagan LM, Jordan WC, Richards MB & Stanley HF.
Ancient and modern DNA in a study of horse domestication. Ancient
Biomolecules 2: 267-280. (50%)
1998c Tsoukala E & Lister AM
Remains of straight-tusked elephant, Elephas (Palaeoloxodon) antiquus
Falc. & Caut. (1847) ESR-dated to oxygen isotope stage 6, from Grevena (W.
Macedonia, Greece). Boll. Soc. Pal. Ital. 37: 117-139. (75%)
1998d Lister AM & Stuart AJ
Vertebrates. In (Preece RC & Bridgland DR eds) Late Quaternary
Environmental Change in North-West Europe, 254-260. London:
Chapman &Hall. (50%)
1998e Lister AM, Grubb P & Sumner SRM.
Taxonomy, morphology and evolution of European roe deer. In The
European Roe Deer (eds Andersen R, Duncan P & Linnell JDC), 23- 46.
Oslo: Scandinavian University Press. (75%)
1999a Lister AM
Epiphyseal fusion and postcranial age determination in the woolly
mammoth, Mammuthus primigenius (Blum.). Deinsea 6: 79-88.
1999b Lister AM
The Pliocene deer of the Red Crag Nodule Bed (UK).
Deinsea 7: 217-224.
2000a Gonzales S, Kitchener AC & Lister AM
Survival of the Irish elk into the Holocene.
Nature 405: 753-4. (50%)
2000b Thomas, M.G., Hagelberg, E., Jones, H., Yang, Z. & Lister, A.M.
Molecular and morphological evidence on the phylogeny of the Elephantidae.
Proc. R. Soc. Lond. B 267: 2493-2500 (33%)
2000c Lister AM & Blashford-Snell J. Exceptional size and form of Asian elephants
in western Nepal. Elephant 2/4: 33-36. (95%)
2001a Lister AM & Sher AV
Gradual evolution and speciation in the origin of the woolly mammoth.
Science 294: 1094-1097. (75%)
2001b Lister AM
Age profile of mammoths in a Late Pleistocene hyaena den at Kent’s Cavern,
Devon, England. Anthrop. Pap. Univ. Kansas. 22: 35-43.
2001c Stuart AJ & Lister AM
The mammalian faunas of Pakefield/Kessingland and Corton, Suffolk: evidence
for a new temperate episode in the British early Middle Pleistocene. Quaternary
Science Reviews 20: 1677-1692. (50%)
2001d Chazan M, Monchot, H, Porat N, Lister A, Davies P & Horwitz LK
Le site acheuléen de plein air d’Holon (Israël): premiers resultants.
C. R. Acad. Sci. Paris, Sci. Terre Planètes. 332: 201-207. (10%)
2001e Stewart JR & Lister AM
Cryptic northern refugia and the origins of the modern biota. Trends Ecol. Evol.
16: 608-613. (50%)
2002 Stuart AJ, Sulerzhitsky LD, Orlova LA, Kuzmin YV & Lister AM
The latest woolly mammoths (Mammuthus primigenius Blumenbach) in
Europe and Asia: a review of the current evidence. Quaternary Science
Reviews 21: 1559-1569. (40%)
2003a Bradshaw, RHW, Hannon, GE & Lister, AM.
A long-term perspective on ungulate-vegetation interactions. Forest
Ecology & Management 181: 267-280. (50%)
2003b Besnier C, Ylinen L, Strange B, Lister A, Takeuchi Y, Goff SP & Towers GJ.
Characterisation of murine leukaemia virus restriction in mammals.
J Virol 77:13403-6 (10%)
2003c Lister, A.M. & van Essen, H.
Mammuthus rumanus (Stefanescu), the earliest mammoth in Europe. In
(Petulescu, a. & Stiuca, E., eds) Advances in Palaeontology ‘Hen to
Panta’, 47-52.Romanian Academy, ‘Emil Racovita’ Inst. of Speleology,
Bucharest. (75%)
2003d Lister, A. & Rawson, P.
Land/sea relations and speciation in the marine and terrestrial realms. In:
Rothschild, L.R. & Lister, A.M. (eds) Evolution on Planet Earth: The
Impact of the Physical Environment, 297-315. London: Academic Press.
(75%)
2004a Lister AM. 2004.
The impact of Quaternary ice ages on mammalian evolution.
Phil. Trans. R. Soc. Lond. B359: 221-241.
2004b Stuart AJ, KosintsevPA, Higham TFG & Lister AM.
Pleistocene to Holocene extinction dynamics in giant deer and woolly
mammoth.
Nature 431: 684-9. (50%)
2004c Lister, A.M. & van Essen, H.
The earliest mammoths in Europe. Terra Nostra 2004/2: 152-4.
2004d Lister, A.M.
Ecological Interactions of elephantids in Pleistocene Eurasia: Palaeoloxodon
and Mammuthus.
In (Goren-Inbar, N. & Speth, J.D., eds) Human Paleoecology in the Levantine
Corridor, pp. 53-60. Oxford: Oxbow.
2005a Lister AM, Sher AV, van Essen H & Guangbiao Wei.
The pattern and process of mammoth evolution in Eurasia. Quaternary
International 126-128: 49-64. (90%)
2005b Lister AM
Subspecies differentiation among moose (Alces alces (L.)): geographical
variation in cranial morphology
Quaternaire h.s. 2: 31-37.
2005c Lister AM, Edwards CJ, Nock DAW, Bunce M, van Pijlen IA, Bradley
DG, Thomas MG &. Barnes I. The phylogenetic position of the 'giant deer'
Megaloceros giganteus. Nature 438: 850-3 (50%)
2005d Simon A. Parfitt, René W. Barendregt, Marzia Breda, Ian Candy, Matthew
J. Collins, G. Russell Coope, Paul Durbidge, Mike H. Field, Jonathan R.
Lee, Adrian M. Lister, Robert Mutch, Kirsty E. H. Penkman, Richard C.
Preece, James Rose, Christopher B. Stringer, Robert Symmons, John E.
Whittaker, John J. Wymer and Anthony J. Stuart 2005. The earliest record
of human activity in northern Europe Nature 438: 1008-1012. (5%)
2005e Shoshani J, Ferretti M, Lister AM, Saegusa H, Agenbroad LD, Mol D &
Takahashi K. On the relationships within the Elephantinae using hyoid
characteristics. In (Agenbroad LD & Symington RL, eds) The World of
Elephants. Mammoth Site Scientific Papers 4: 160-165. Hot Springs, S.
Dakota: Mammoth Site. (25%)
2005f Sher AV, Lister AM & Morlan, RE. Early Siberian mammoths in northern
Yukon. In (Agenbroad LD & Symington RL, eds) The World of Elephants.
Mammoth Site Scientific Papers 4: 153-157. Hot Springs, S.
Dakota: Mammoth Site. (33%)
2006a Johannes Krause, Paul H. Dear, Joshua L. Pollack, Montgomery Slatkin,
Helen Spriggs, Ian Barnes, Adrian M. Lister, Ingo Ebersberger, Svante
Pääbo, Michael Hofreiter. Multiplex amplification of the mammoth
mitochondrial genome and the evolution of Elephantidae. Nature 439: 724-
727. (5%)
2006b Hofreiter, M. & Lister, A.M. Mammoths – Quick Guide. Current Biology
16: R347-348. (50%)
2006c Stevens, R.E., Lister, A.M. & Hedges, R.E.M. Predicting diet, trophic
level and palaeoecology from bone stable isotope analysis: a comparative
study of five red deer populations. Oecologia 149: 12-21. (33%)
2007a Barnes, I., Shapiro, B., Lister, A., Kuznetsova, T., Sher, A., Guthrie, D. &
Thomas, M. Genetic astructure and extinction of the woolly mammoth,
Mammuthus primigenius. Current Biology 17: 1-4. (33%)
2007b Bastos-Silveira, C. & Lister, A.M. A morphometric assessment of
geographical variation and subspecies in impala (Aepyceros melampus).
Journal of Zoology 271: 288-301. (33%)
2007c Shoshani, J., Ferretti, M.P., Lister, A.M., Agenbroad, L.D., Saegusa, H. &
Mol, D. Relationships within the Elephantinae using hyoid characters.
Quaternary International 169-170: 174-185. (25%)
2007d Stuart, A.J. & Lister, A.M.
Patterns of Late Quaternary megafaunal extinctions in Europe and northern
Asia.
Courier Forschungsinstitut Senckenberg 259: 289-299. (50%)
2007e Lister, A.M.
Deer. In: Holon, a Lower Paleolithic Site in Israel (eds M. Chazan & L. K.
Horwitz). American School of Prehistoric Research Bulletin 50: 111-121.
Peabody Museum Press, Cambridge, Massachusetts.
2007f Davies, P. & Lister, A.M.
Palaeoloxodon. In: Holon, a Lower Paleolithic Site in Israel (eds M.
Chazan & L. K. Horwitz). American School of Prehistoric Research
Bulletin 50: 123-131. Peabody Museum Press, Cambridge,
Massachusetts. (75%)
2008a Lister, A.M. & Stuart, A.J.
The impact of climate change on large mammal distribution and extinction:
evidence from the last glacial/interglacial transition.
Comptes Rendus Géosciences, 340: 615-620. (90%)
2008b Kumordzi, B.B., Oduro, W., Oppong, S.K., Danquah, E. & Lister, A.
Elephant population survey in Digya National Park, Ghana, and implications
for conservation strategies. Pachyderm 44: 27-34. (25%)
2008c Lister, A.M. The biotic effects of climate change. Clinical Medicine 9: 14-15.
2009a Weston, E.M. & Lister, A.M. Brain size and insular dwarfism:
implications for Homo floresiensis. Nature 459: 85-88. (25%)
2009b Lister, A.M. late-glacial mammoth skeletons (Mammuthus primigenius) from
Condover (Shropshire, UK): anatomy, pathology, taphonomy and chronological
significance. Geological Journal 44: 447-479.
2009c Scourse, J.D., Coope, G.R., Allen, J.R.M., Lister, A.M., Housley, R.A.,
Hedges, R.E.M., Jones, A.S.G. & Watkins, R. Late-glacial remains of woolly
mammoth (Mammuthus primigenius) from Shropshire, UK: stratigraphy,
sedimentology and geochronology of the Condover site. Geological Journal
44: 392-413. (10%)
2009d Chritz, K., Zazzo, A., Dyke, G.J., Lister, A.M., Monaghan, N.T. & Sigwart,
J.D. Palaeobiology of an extinct ice age mammal: isotope and cementum
analysis of Giant Deer teeth. Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology,
Palaeoecology 282: 133–144. (20%)
2010a Stewart, J.R., Lister, A.M., Barnes, I. & Dalen, L. Refugia Revisited:
Individualistic responses of species in space and time. Proc. R. Soc. Lond. B.
277: 661-671. (30%)
2010b Stuart, A.J. & Lister, A.M. Introduction: The West Runton Freshwater Bed
and the West Runton Mammoth. Quaternary International 228: 1-7.
2010c Breda, M., Collinge, S.E., Parfitt, S.A. & Lister, A.M. Metric analysis of
ungulate mammals in the early Middle Pleistocene of Britain, in relation to
taxonomy and biostratigraphy. I. Rhinocerotidae and Bovidae. Quaternary
International 228: 136-156.
2010d Lister, A.M., Parfitt, S.A., Owen, F.J., Colinge, S.A. & Breda, M. Metric
analysis of ungulate mammals in the early Middle Pleistocene of Britain, in
relation to taxonomy and biostratigraphy. II. Cervidae, Equidae and Suidae.
Quaternary International 228: 157-179.
2010e Lister, A.M. & Stuart, A.J. The West Runton mammoth (Mammuthus
trogontherii) and its evolutionary significance. Quaternary International 228:
180-209.
2010f Stuart, A.J. & Lister, A.M. The West Runton Freshwater Bed and the West
Runton Mammoth: Summary and Conclusions. Quaternary International
228:241-248.
In press Lister, A.M.
Quantitative analysis of mammoth remains from Lynford, Norfolk,
England. In: An Archaeological Excavation of a Middle Palaeolithic Site
at Lynford Quarry, Mundford, Norfolk (ed W. A. Boismier). English
Heritage Archaeological Reports.
In press Parfitt, S.A. & Lister, A.M. Ungulates from Peştera cu Oase. In: Life and
Death at the Peştera cu Oase : A Setting for Modern Human Emergence in
Europe (eds Erik Trinkaus, Silviu Constantin and João Zilhão). Oxford
University Press.
In press Johnson, K., Brooks, S., Fenberg, P., Glover, A., James, K., Lister, A.M.,
Michel, E., Spencer, M., Todd, J., Valsami-Jones, E., Young, J. & Stewart, J.
Climate change and biosphere response: unlocking the collections vault.
BioEssays.
Books & edited volumes
1994 Lister A & Bahn P. Mammoths, 168pp.
London: Marshall Editions.
Also German, French, Japanese & Finnish editions (75%)
2000 Lister A & Bahn P. Mammoths: Giants of the Ice Age, 168pp.
London: Marshall Editions. (Second edition of above). (75%)
2003 Rothschild LR & Lister AM (Eds.) Evolution on Planet Earth: The Impact
of the Physical Environment, 438 pp. London: Academic Press. (50%)
2007 Lister A & Bahn P. Mammoths: Giants of the Ice Age,192pp.
London: Frances Lincoln. (Fully revised third edition of above).
Also N. American, S. African & Australian editions. (75%)
2010 Stuart, A.J. & Lister, A.M. (Eds) The West Runton mammoth and its
Cromerian environment
Quaternary International, special issue. (50%)
In prep Edwards, M., Elias, S., Kuzmina, S. & Lister, A.M. (Eds) Quaternary
Palaeoecology of Beringia.
Quaternary Science Reviews, special double issue. (25%)
Conference Proceedings
1997 Lister AM, van Pijlen IA & Burke TA.
Subspeciation in northern Cervids: a combined molecular and morphological
approach based on modern and ancient material.
In Recent Developments in Deer Biology (Milne, JA, ed), 78. Aberdeen:
Macaulay Institute.
2001a Davies P & Lister AM
Palaeoloxodon cypriotes, the dwarf elephant of Cyprus: size and scaling
comparisons with P. falconeri (Sicily-Malta) and mainland P. antiquus. In
The World of Elephants (ed G Cavarretta et al.), pp 479-480. Consiglio
Nazionale delle Ricerche, Rome. (90%)
2001b Lister AM
“Gradual” evolution and molar scaling in the evolution of the mammoth. In
The World of Elephants (ed G Cavarretta et al.), pp 648-651. Consiglio
Nazionale delle Ricerche, Rome.
2001c Thomas MG & Lister AM
A statistical appraisal of molecular and morphological evidence for
mammoth-elephant relationships. In The World of Elephants (ed G
Cavarretta et al.), pp 688-692. Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche, Rome.
(90%)
2001d Stuart AJ & Lister AM
The Late Quaternary extinction of woolly mammoth (Mammuthus
primigenius), straight-tusked elephant (Palaeoloxodon antiquus) and other
megafauna in Europe. In The World of Elephants (ed G Cavarretta et al.),
pp 722-723. Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche, Rome. (25%)
2007a Lister, A.M. & Sher, A.V.
Did the Mammuthus meridionalis stage ever arrive in America? In:
Boeskorov, G. (Ed.). IV International Mammoth Conference, Yakutsk,
Abstracts, 119-120. (90%)
2007b Barnes, I., Shapiro, B., Lister, A., Kuznetsova, T., Sher, A., Guthrie, D. &
Thomas, M. Genetic structure and extinction in the woolly mammoth. In:
Boeskorov, G. (Ed.). IV International Mammoth Conference, Yakutsk,
Abstracts, 165. (25%)
2007c Binladen, J., Sher, A., Stuart, T., Hofreiter, M., Lister, A., Tikhonov, A.,
Shapiro, B., Xulong, L. & Willerslev, E.
Ancient DNA: population dynamics and structure of woolly rhinoceros
(Coelodonta antiquitatis) in Eurasia. In: Boeskorov, G. (Ed.). IV
International Mammoth Conference, Yakutsk, Abstracts, 165. (10%)
2007d Reich, M., Gehler, A., Mol, D., van der Plicht, H. & Lister, A.M. The
rediscovery of type material of Mammuthus primigenius (Mammalia:
Proboscidea). In: Boeskorov, G. (Ed.). IV International Mammoth
Conference, Yakutsk, Abstracts, 190-191. (10%)
2007e Allen, J.R.M., Huntley, B., Stuart, A.J. and Lister, A.M.
Investigating the potential role of available food resources in Late
Quaternary megafaunal extinctions across northern Eurasia: a new
approach. XVII INQUA, Cairns, Australia. Quaternary International (Vol.
167-168 Supplement).
2009a Herridge, V. & Lister, A. A Cretan Mammoth? Using morphology to
resolve an ancient DNA debate. Abstracts of papers, 69th annual meeting
of the Society of Vertebrate Paleontology, Bristol, September 23-26, 2009.
Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology
29/3, Suppl., 15A
2009b Chritz, K., Dyke, G., Zazzo, A., Lister, A. & Monaghan, N. New insights
on gient deer (Megaloceros giganteus) paleobiology inferred from stable
isotope and cementum analysis. Abstracts of papers, 69th annual meeting of
the Society of Vertebrate Paleontology, Bristol, September 23-26, 2009.
Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology
29/3, Suppl., 40A.
2010a Lister, A.M., Allen, J.R.M., Davies, S.W.G., Blockely, S., Higham, T.,
Gamble, C., Huntley, B. & Stuart, A.J. Extinction of the woolly mammoth:
integrating radiocarbon, vegetational and archaeological evidence. Vth
International Conference on Mammoths and their Relatives. Quaternaire
hors serie 3: 23.
2010b Lister, A.M. A framework fro assessing the taxonomic position of
mammoth molars using lamellar frequency. Vth International Conference
on Mammoths and their Relatives. Quaternaire hors serie 3: 38-9
2010c Barnes, I., Brace, S., Dalen, L., Lister, A., Meiri, M. & Stewart, J.
Ancient DNA analyses of the mammoth fauna: a synthesis. Vth
International Conference on Mammoths and their Relatives. Quaternaire
hors serie 3: 62-3.
2010d Knapp, M. Meyer, M., Lippold, S., Kircher, M., Shapiro, B., Czechowski,
P., Sommer, R., Hillebrabnd, A., Barnes, I., Mol, D., Derevianko, A.,
rathgeber, T., Kuznetsaova, T., Lalueza-Fox, C., Dalen, L., Wrinn, P.,
Germonpre, M., Rosendahl, W., Willerslev, E., Lister, A., Joger, U. &
Hofreiter, M. Population mitogenomics of Eurasian woolly mammoths.
Vth International Conference on Mammoths and their Relatives.
Quaternaire hors serie 3: 66.
2010e Albayrak, E. & Lister, A.M. remains of fossil elephants from Turkey. Vth
International Conference on Mammoths and their Relatives. Quaternaire
hors serie 3: 159-160.
Popular Publications
1992 Contributed several items to Collins Dictionary of Archaeology (ed. P. Bahn).
1994a Contributed several biographies of evolutionary biologists to Larousse
Dictionary of Scientists (ed. H. Muir).
1994b Lister AM
Survival of the smallest. Natural History 6/94: 60-61.
1995 Lister AM.
Why are elephants migrating to a Park in Nepal?
Geographical Magazine.
2000 Lister AM
In praise of dung. Sesame 36.
2004a Lister AM.
Les mammifères de la période glaciaire.
Pour La Science, April-June 2004, 56-63.
2004b Lister AM.
Elephants.
In: Grzimek’s Animal Life Encyclopaedia, 2nd Edition. Gale Publishing.
2006 Hofreiter, M. & Lister, A.M. Mammoths – Quick Guide. Current Biology
16: R347-348 (50%)
2008 Lister, A.M.
British fossil elephants. Deposits 13: 8-11.
2010 Lister, A & Ursall, M. Tracker’s Guide to Ice-Age Animals. Frances Lincoln.