The now-submerged shelf of the Eurasian content that allowed ancient people and land animals to travel south to what later became the islands of Southeast Asia is known as:

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Sundaland is the term used to describe the now-submerged continental shelf of Southeast Asia that, during periods of lower sea levels, connected the islands of this region to the Asian mainland, allowing for the migration of humans and animals.

The Now-Submerged Shelf of the Eurasian Content That Allowed Ancient