RESUMEL'étude palynologique de l'abri de La Combette nous informe sur l'évolution de la végétation autour du site pendant le Pleistocene supérieur, au Würm ancien (début du stade isotopique 3). Les différentes phases climatiques mises en évidence sont caractérisées par la dominance du pin sylvestre et la présence notable d'espèces méditerranéennes. On constate le caractère refuge du site. RESUMENEl estudio palinologic o del Abrigo de La Combette nos informa sobre la evolución seguida por la vegetación en el El artículo fue remitido en su versión final el 28-V-98. entorno del yacimiento durante el Pleistoceno Superior, Würm antiguo (inicio del estadio isotópico 3). Se ponen de manifiesto diversas fases climáticas caracterizadas, en general, por el dominio de Pinus sylvestris t. así como por la notable presencia de especies mediterráneas. Se constata el carácter de refugio de la zona estudiada. ABSTRACTThe palynological study of the La Combette rocks he lter gives us information on the evolution of the vegetation surrounding the rock shelter area during the Upper Pleistocene (isotopic stage 3). Although widely dominated by Pinus sylvestris t., mediterranean species are also present in the different climatic phases revealed by the catalysis. This confirms the refuge character of the area.
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