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Croatia's mid-Late Holocene (5200-3200 BP) coastal vegetation shaped by human societies
David Kaniewski
, Nick Marriner
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Christophe Morhange
, Damien Rius
, Marie Brigitte Carre
, Sanja Faivre
, Elise Van Campo
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Croatia
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Human Society
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Anthropogenic Pressure
100%
Ecosystem Dynamics
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Mid-Holocene
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Coastal Vegetation
100%
Seawater
50%
Environmental Pressure
50%
Agriculture
50%
Mediterranean Coastal Area
50%
Human Impact
50%
Northern Adriatic
50%
Paucity
50%
Ecosystem Change
50%
Early Development
50%
Chalcolithic
50%
Wild Olive
50%
Bronze
50%
Human-induced
50%
Northeastern Adriatic
50%
Human Imprint
50%
Integrative Studies
50%
Sylvestris
50%
Main Drivers
50%
N. Europaea
50%
Long-term Environmental Change
50%
Agropastoral Activities
50%
Istrian Peninsula
50%
Olea Europaea Subsp
50%
Human Impact on Ecosystems
50%
Diversified Farming
50%
Sheltered Bay
50%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Anthropogenic Effect
100%
Holocene
100%
Ecosystem Dynamics
100%
Croatia
100%
Coastal Vegetation
100%
Coastal Region
50%
Peninsula
50%