The land mass connecting northeast Asia and northwest North America exposed when the sea level was lowered during the Pleistocene is called:

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The land mass connecting northeast Asia and northwest North America that was exposed during the Pleistocene is called Beringia. The Bering Strait is the current narrow waterway between Asia and North America. Sundaland is a term used to describe the landmass that connected Southeast Asia and Australia during periods of low sea level. The McKenzie Corridor is a proposed route that early humans may have taken during their migration into North America, but it is not the name of the land mass that was exposed during the Pleistocene.

The Land Mass Connecting Northeast Asia and Northwest North America