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Subboreal

The Subboreal is a climatic period, immediately before the present one, the subatlantic period. Both are part of the Holocene epoch. It lasted from 3710 to 450 BCE. During this time, conditions on earth were somewhat warmer and drier than the present with lower levels of carbon dioxide. There were important changes to vegetation, sea level, and the…

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Subboreal

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related to history · 34
Subboreal → Another, Apennines, Atlantic, Atlantic/Subboreal, Balkan, BC, Bronze Age, Carpinus, Central, Ceratocystis, Eifel, Eneolithic, European, Fagus, Fritz Theodor Overbeck, Historically, In, In Scandinavia, Iron Age, IVa
related to Climatic evolution · 15
Subboreal → Aegean, Africa, African Humid Period, Atlantic, BP, Consequently, During, In, Lake Chad, Mesopotamia, Of, On, Scandinavia, Subatlantic, The
related to Evolution in the Baltic · 9
Subboreal → After, Baltic, During, In, Litorina, Litorina Sea, Older Subboreal, Post-litorine Regression, Subatlantic
related to Dating · 8
Subboreal → BC, BCE, BP, In, Others, Subatlantic, The, The Subboreal
related to Etymology · 8
Subboreal → Axel Blytt's Boreal, Boreal, Boreas, Greek, Latin, North Wind, Rutger Sernander, The
related to Carbon dioxide · 4
Subboreal → As, During, Holocene, Levels
related to Evolution in the North Sea region · 4
Subboreal → Atlantic, Flandrian, In, North Sea
related to Sea level · 4
Subboreal → At, Atlantic, Like, The
is a · 2
Subboreal → climatic period, massive spreading of beech

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years bp subatlantic bce sea climatic level atlantic period present pollen beginning interval value conditions first carbon dioxide history holocene

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Subborealis aclimatic period0.90text
Subborealis amassive spreading of beech0.90text
Subborealrelated to Carbon dioxideLevels0.60section
Subborealrelated to Carbon dioxideHolocene0.60section
Subborealrelated to Carbon dioxideDuring0.60section
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Subborealrelated to Climatic evolutionThe0.60section
Subborealrelated to Climatic evolutionAtlantic0.60section
Subborealrelated to Climatic evolutionSubatlantic0.60section
Subborealrelated to Climatic evolutionConsequently0.60section
Subborealrelated to Climatic evolutionScandinavia0.60section
Subborealrelated to Climatic evolutionOn0.60section

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