Sub-Boreal

English

Etymology

sub- +‎ Boreal

Proper noun

Sub-Boreal

1. Alternative form of Subboreal
   • 2014, Pavel Dolukhanov, The Early Slavs, →ISBN:

     Kremenetsky (1991) who gathered his pollen data in southern Ukraine and Moldova, argues that in the early Sub-Boreal (4200-2700 BP) the climate in that area became cool and dry; pollen spectra showed the disappearance of Ulmaceae from the forests in the Moldavian highlands; warm-loving trees such as oak and lime withdrew from the forests of Volhynia.

Anagrams

• belabours