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seaway resulted in temporary land-bridges between Africa and Eurasia. Three short periods of faunal migrations between the continents can be distinguished:
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found at the Pasalar and Candir localities in Turkey. and at Neudorf-Sandberg in Slovakia. The primate genus was accompanied by the
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is known from Western and Central Europe from MN 3 and from the end of MN 7/8 in Turkey and Greece.
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known from Asia Minor and Chios during MN 5 migrated into Africa as part of this wave.
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Koufos, George D.; Kostopoulos, Dimitris S.; Vlachou, Theodora D. (July 2005).
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and the Mediterranean, preventing migrations. The hominoid
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Period of geologic time equivalent with the Middle Miocene
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A second wave from Africa in the Early Astaracian, MN 6 (
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in France and prevailed until the end of the Vallesian.
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Index

geologic time
16 to 11.6
Ma
Middle Miocene
European Land Mammal Ages
Vallesian
Orleanian
Langhian
Serravallian
17 to 10.7
Mediterranean
Tethys
MN
17 to 15
17
Chalkidiki
tragulid
Dorcatherium
giraffid
Palaeomeryx
suiform
Sanitheres
15.5
Chios
Georgiomeryx
ctenodactylid
Sayimys
proboscidean
Choerolophodon
Bugti

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