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Results do not support the use of land bridges in the migration of the rainforest restricted rodents, it instead suggests a deep history of vicariant evolution that may correspond with the Pliocene fragmentation of the Sunda block

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Mammal movement along exposed shelf would have been influenced by topographic and ecological features which have been described as either Savanna or moist tropical rainforest

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Mammal movement along exposed shelf would have been influenced by topographic and ecological features which have been described as either Savanna or moist tropical rainforest

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This may have allowed mammals to migrate across the Sunda shelf and may explain the current distributions of mammalian taxa occupying ranges corresponding with Pleistocene limits of land and the appearance of new mammal species in the Pleistocene fossil record

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This may have allowed mammals to migrate across the Sunda shelf and may explain the current distributions of mammalian taxa occupying ranges corresponding with Pleistocene limits of land and the appearance of new mammal species in the Pleistocene fossil record

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Latest land bridge connected three major Sunda islands to peninsular Malaysia 9.5Ka

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Latest land bridge connected three major Sunda islands to peninsular Malaysia 9.5Ka

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Pleistocene glacial cycles caused sea levels to drop repeatedly, exposing large areas of the Sunda shelf and creating land bridges among the islands and mainland

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Pleistocene glacial cycles caused sea levels to drop repeatedly, exposing large areas of the Sunda shelf and creating land bridges among the islands and mainland

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What is your thoughts here Gina?

Go home, take a chill pill, slap Steph

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Rainforests didn't cover the Sunda shelf at low sea levels as phylogenetic analysis shows that the populations of rodents in Borneo diverged from the Malaysian population  before it was exposed. This suggests that the Sunda shelf wasn't covered in rainforest and was possibly Savanna of which rodents could not cross. 

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Rainforests didn't cover the Sunda shelf at low sea levels as phylogenetic analysis shows that the populations of rodents in Borneo diverged from the Malaysian population  before it was exposed. This suggests that the Sunda shelf wasn't covered in rainforest and was possibly Savanna of which rodents could not cross. 

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gina stopppp