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, sorted by latitude classes feu pour la seconde moitié de l'Holocène. Enfin, l'influence de l'Homme sur la végétation et sur la dynamique des incendies sera discutée. Cette démarche se réalise en fonction des différentes phases de végétation établies au chapitre III (de 10000 à 3500 cal. yr BP, de 3500 à 600 cal. yr BP et de 600 à 50 cal. yr BP). Pour ceci, une fonction de densité kernel a été réalisée sur les valeurs des différents parmètres climatiques estimés à partir des six enregistrements polliniques de République de Komi (Chapitre IV), afin de comparer la dynamique de la végétation locale à Yaksha, SI 4: Yaksha GDGTs (Ia, IIa and IIIa against the MAATpeat) compared to the general database from Naafs, 2004.

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