What was the country during the Miocene Epoch?

Epoch Miocene includes time between 23 and 5 million years on Earth. It means "less recent" in Greek, which is a reference to the fact that the type and distribution of sea invertebrates in the period varied significantly from the type of last period, from 5 million years to the present. Otherwise there are many similarities between the epoch Miocene and the present (Holocene). The Epoch Miocene is the first epoch of the neogene period that started 23 million years ago and continues to the present. The neogene period was preceded by Paleogen. The first important planetary event occurred during the Miocene epoch was the Antarctica separation from South America, the creation of the Dragon Passage, and allowing the freezing Antarctic Cirumpolar current. This was caused by Antarctica, which was lively aneiled of the forest climate during the previous paleogenic period to cover the glaciers of a mile thickness. The climactic influence of Antarctica to some extent cooled the whole planet.

Many modern mammal groups have evolved significantly during the Miocene epoch, including Felids, which appeared shortly before the beginning of the period, and modern -looking dogs, even though they developed 16 million years ago 16 million years ago. Ursids (Bears) and Canids existed about 39 million years ago, but only at the early Miocene migrated from North America to Eurasia and Africa. Echolocation developed during Miocene and allowed whales and dolphins to observe their water surroundings with a tool behind supervision. The primates began the epoch in a relatively primitive state. Apes have been people from the Old World monkeys about 23 million years ago. 18 million years ago they developed on large apes, and 5 million years ago there were intelligent precursors of the family homo . Australopithecus Afarensis , one of the first main steps from the big apes and towards humanity, did not develop until about 3.7 million years ago.

Broadlef Forests that previously existed up to 45 degrees from the equator (including most of today's Eurasia and SpoJeny states), retreated back to about 20 degrees from the equator during the Miocene epoch. This caused an evolutionary shift from the arboreal species to the type consuming grass. Many key mammals increased significantly, which eventually led to megafauna like elephants. In general, Miocene can be considered the age of grasses, a circumstance that has never occurred in the country's history before. The grass only developed about 80 million years ago and did not ride on the planet to Miocene.