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The 55 pages that link to Holocene, each with the reason it gives.

• Persian GulfRelated: Rising sea levels during this epoch flooded the gulf basin and reshaped its shores.

• Fertile CrescentRelated: Its warming climate reshaped the environments in which regional cultivation developed.

• Younger DryasRelated: Its onset marks the abrupt end of the Younger Dryas in the standard chronology.

• Mississippi River DeltaRelated: Most of the modern Mississippi delta plain formed during this epoch.

• Ice ageRelated: Its warm conditions are an interglacial within the ongoing Quaternary ice age.

• PrehistoryRelated: Its changing climates frame agriculture, settled life, and later prehistoric societies.

• Red River DeltaRelated: Much of the delta's modern surface accumulated during this epoch.

• DoggerlandRelated: Its warming climate drove the sea-level rise that inundated Doggerland.

• Post-glacial reboundRelated: Rebound during the Holocene preserves evidence of how adjustment evolves over millennia.

• Irish elkRelated: Irish elk survived into the early part of this epoch.

• Late Pleistocene extinctionsRelated: Many regional extinctions and island survivals continued across the Pleistocene–Holocene boundary.

• African wild assRelated: Donkey domestication and major changes in wild ass populations occurred during this epoch.

• PaleolimnologyRelated: Many lake records trace climate and ecological change across this epoch.

• VatnajökullRelated: Vatnajökull’s present ice cap developed within Iceland’s Holocene climate and volcanic history.

• Chott el DjeridRelated: Holocene climate shifts altered water supply and helped shape the modern desert basin.

• Lake TaiRelated: Holocene sea-level and sediment changes helped shape the region around Lake Tai.

• EpipalaeolithicRelated: Many Epipalaeolithic cultures developed during the climatic shift into the Holocene.

• Glacier PeakRelated: Several of Glacier Peak’s major explosive eruptions occurred during this epoch.

• North African elephantRelated: The population’s historical presence and disappearance fall within this epoch.

• Old TjikkoRelated: The root system’s estimated age places its origin in the early Holocene.

• VoayRelated: Some fossil evidence for Voay dates to this epoch.