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- Orleanian abstract "The Orleanian age is a period of geologic time (MN 3–5, 20 to 16 million years ago (mya)), within the Miocene and used more specifically with European Land Mammal Ages. It precedes the Astaracian age and follows the Agenian age. Agenian-Early Orleanian migration 23.8 to 18 myaAt the time for Oligocene-Miocene boundary (23.8 mya), the Tethys Seaway, a deep through between the Arabian and Iranian Plates, isolated Africa from Eurasia; an isolation that lasted until the gradual closure of the Tethys at the end of MN 3 (19-18 mya), and America was connected to Asia by the Beringian landbridge. The horse-like equid Anchitherium dispersed into Asia over the latter and is known on the Iberian Peninsula from MN 3 and from Asia Minor in MN 6. It has not been found on the Balkan Peninsula, which suggests that the Balkans were isolated from Asia Minor at that time. In Western Europe, the pig-like suids Hyotherium appears in MN 1 and Xenohyus in MN 2. The hippo-like anthracothere Brachyodus appears in Western Europe in MN 3 and, while the MN 1-3 fauna is rare in the Eastern Mediterranean, also in Greece from around MN 3-4. The spalacid (rodent) Debruijnia is known from Asia Minor from MN 3 and from Aliveri, Greece, from early MN 4, suggesting the presence of some kind of early connection between Asia Minor and the Balkans. Middle Orleanian migration 18 to 17 myaThe connection between Eurasia and Africa, known as the "Gomphotherium-landbridge", was re-established at the end of MN 3. However, temporary landbridges appears to have connected Africa to Eurasia before the final closure of the Tethys Seaway, allowing some mammals to emigrate between the landmasses. With the Balkans solidly connected to Asia Minor, the seaways to the Paratethys were closed, which transformed the shallow sea into an isolated basin with its own endemic fauna.The Gomphotherium-landbridge provided the African hyrocoid Pliohyrax with the opportunity to emigrate to India where it is known from the end of MN 3. It has been found in Turkey from MN 6 and, as the primitive deinothere (elephant-like) Prodeinotherium is known from Lesbos, Greece, it seems likely there was a connection between the regions around 18.4 mya.Emigration occurred in both directions across the landbridge around 20.7 mya. The MN 3 fauna of Negev, Israel, provides a mixture of African and Eurasian taxa representative for this interchange: the elephant-like Prodeinotherium and Gomphotherium, the carnivorous Anasinopa, the small ungulate Dorcatherium, the early pika Kenyalagomys, and rodent Megapedetes from Africa; and the bovid Eotragus, the suid Listriodon, and Rhinocerotidae from Asia. The first to emigrate from Africa were the proboscideans (elephant-like) Gomphoteres and Deinotheres who eventually formed part of the Bugti fauna in India around 18.3 mya and are known from the eastern Mediterranean around 18.4 mya and the Iberian Peninsula at the beginning of MN 4, 18 mya. Emigrants from Asia, included the bovid Eotragus, the suid Bunolistriodon, the nimravid (cat) Prosansanosmilus, and rodents such as Megacricetodon, Democricetodon, Cricetodon, and Eumyarion. The subfamily Democricetodontinae appeared in Asia Minor during MN 1-2, in Africa and Asia during MN 3, in America during MN 3-4 and finally in the Balkans and Western Europe during MN 4.".
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- Orleanian wikiPageWikiLink Agenian.
- Orleanian wikiPageWikiLink Aliveri.
- Orleanian wikiPageWikiLink Anasinopa.
- Orleanian wikiPageWikiLink Anchitherium.
- Orleanian wikiPageWikiLink Anthracothere.
- Orleanian wikiPageWikiLink Anthracotheriidae.
- Orleanian wikiPageWikiLink Arabian_Plate.
- Orleanian wikiPageWikiLink Astaracian.
- Orleanian wikiPageWikiLink Beringia.
- Orleanian wikiPageWikiLink Brachyodus.
- Orleanian wikiPageWikiLink Bugti_Hills.
- Orleanian wikiPageWikiLink Bunolistriodon.
- Orleanian wikiPageWikiLink Category:Miocene.
- Orleanian wikiPageWikiLink Cricetodon.
- Orleanian wikiPageWikiLink Debruijnia.
- Orleanian wikiPageWikiLink Deinotheres.
- Orleanian wikiPageWikiLink Deinotheriidae.
- Orleanian wikiPageWikiLink Democricetodon.
- Orleanian wikiPageWikiLink Democricetodontinae.
- Orleanian wikiPageWikiLink Dorcatherium.
- Orleanian wikiPageWikiLink Eotragus.
- Orleanian wikiPageWikiLink Equid.
- Orleanian wikiPageWikiLink Equidae.
- Orleanian wikiPageWikiLink Eumyarion.
- Orleanian wikiPageWikiLink European_Land_Mammal_Ages.
- Orleanian wikiPageWikiLink European_land_mammal_age.
- Orleanian wikiPageWikiLink Geologic_time.
- Orleanian wikiPageWikiLink Geologic_time_scale.
- Orleanian wikiPageWikiLink Gomphoteres.
- Orleanian wikiPageWikiLink Gomphotherium.
- Orleanian wikiPageWikiLink Hyotherium.
- Orleanian wikiPageWikiLink Hyracoidae.
- Orleanian wikiPageWikiLink Hyrax.
- Orleanian wikiPageWikiLink Iranian_Plate.
- Orleanian wikiPageWikiLink Kenyalagomys.
- Orleanian wikiPageWikiLink Langhian.
- Orleanian wikiPageWikiLink Lesbos.
- Orleanian wikiPageWikiLink Listriodon.
- Orleanian wikiPageWikiLink MN_zonation.
- Orleanian wikiPageWikiLink Megacricetodon.
- Orleanian wikiPageWikiLink Megapedetes.
- Orleanian wikiPageWikiLink Miocene.
- Orleanian wikiPageWikiLink Negev.
- Orleanian wikiPageWikiLink Nimravid.
- Orleanian wikiPageWikiLink Nimravidae.
- Orleanian wikiPageWikiLink Oligocene.
- Orleanian wikiPageWikiLink Paratethys.
- Orleanian wikiPageWikiLink Pliohyrax.
- Orleanian wikiPageWikiLink Proboscidea.
- Orleanian wikiPageWikiLink Prodeinotherium.
- Orleanian wikiPageWikiLink Prosansanosmilus.
- Orleanian wikiPageWikiLink Rhinoceros.
- Orleanian wikiPageWikiLink Rhinocerotidae.
- Orleanian wikiPageWikiLink Spalacidae.
- Orleanian wikiPageWikiLink Taxon.
- Orleanian wikiPageWikiLink Tethys_Ocean.
- Orleanian wikiPageWikiLink Xenohyus.
- Orleanian wikiPageWikiLinkText "Orleanian".
- Orleanian hasPhotoCollection Orleanian.
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- Orleanian wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Reflist.
- Orleanian subject Category:Miocene.
- Orleanian hypernym Period.
- Orleanian type Country.
- Orleanian comment "The Orleanian age is a period of geologic time (MN 3–5, 20 to 16 million years ago (mya)), within the Miocene and used more specifically with European Land Mammal Ages. It precedes the Astaracian age and follows the Agenian age.".
- Orleanian label "Orleanian".
- Orleanian sameAs Orleanium.
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- Orleanian sameAs Q2031089.
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- Orleanian wasDerivedFrom Orleanian?oldid=679685042.
- Orleanian depiction Hyotherium.JPG.
- Orleanian isPrimaryTopicOf Orleanian.