"Subboreal" meaning in English

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          "text": "The people had a significant effect on the vegetation in the Subboreal (accelerated replacement of deciduous trees by Picea).",
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          "text": "Results obtained from disciplines as varied as pollen analysis, geomorphology and archeology point at more humid and cool climate for the beginning of the Subboreal (5.500 – +/- 4.000 BP) (28) (32) (18) in the Levant.",
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