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Mammalian Biodiversity on Madagascar Controlled by Ocean Currents

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Lemuria

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Ali and Huber's 2010 Nature study modeling overwater dispersal opportunities to Madagascar; a modern biogeographic alternative to Sclater's vanished land bridge, with exact dispersal details still open to refinement.

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Lemuria is documented as Sclater's obsolete zoological hypothesis and later esoteric reception, but modern biogeography and geology do not support a recent inhabited sunken continent.

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Sclater proposed Lemuria in 1864 as a zoological land-connection hypothesis, not as an ancient civilization.

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Blavatsky documents an esoteric root-race Lemuria; that belief-history source is not archaeological or geological evidence for advanced ancient humans.

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