An interglacial climate refers to a warm period between two ice ages. It's when the Earth's temperature rises, causing the ice sheets to melt and the environment to become more suitable for life. Full definition
The results of this 20 - year study show that animal and plant communities were much more changeable during the ice age than they have been during the last 12,000 years of interglacial climate in which we live today. (sciencedaily.com)
Recent Earth history has featured quasi -100,000-y, glacial − interglacial climate cycles with lower / higher temperatures and greenhouse gas concentrations during glacials / interglacials. (pnas.org)
The structure of residual anomalies over the glacial − interglacial climate cycles after subtraction of dust effects provides constraints for the strength and timing of other processes governing these cycles.» (realclimate.org)