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Lemuria

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“Lemuria” is a mythical continent said to have once existed in the Indian Ocean. Proposed in 1874 by British zoologist Philip Sclater, it is said to have sunk to the seafloor about 12,000 years ago. https://scrapbox.io/files/64e38c7bc58191001cb16281.png

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