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Description
Concept of around China-sized continent, which splited up from Gondwana in early Mesozoic.
The continent itself carry a familiar,yet outlandish organisms, like rodent-toothed cynodonts, fluffy descendants of dicynodonts or a group of Sauropsids which closest relatives are turtles.
In late pleistocene-Holocene was Continent colonized by humans from both Americas as well as Oceania.
The earliest humans here came here from Oceania sometimes around 22,000 - 15,000 BCE, it might be interesting to note that this humans, forgotten relatives of Australian Aborigines must have first settled some small island, from which they later continued their journey towards west, because the earliest humans of Continent had smaller stature ( average adult height of this early inhabitants of Continent is 115 cm) ( and thus its possible that they are descendant of Palau-like dwarves ). Another wave of migration occured between 2500 - 0 BCE -, when Lapita culture and later Polynesians reached Continend. Third migration starts around 500 CE thanks to an advanced ships and continues up to 21th century.

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I am not sure about including the relatives of aborigines,it might be too much exaggerated..I just included them because I would enjoy developing their culture. BTW the Lapita migration is not that big, as the Australoids would be already very well settled and relative numerous, their significance would be mainly bringing here new technologies, crops, domesticated animals.

Description
Concept of around China-sized continent, which splited up from Gondwana in early Mesozoic.
The continent itself carry a familiar,yet outlandish organisms, like rodent-toothed cynodonts, fluffy descendants of dicynodonts or a group of Sauropsids which closest relatives are turtles.
In late pleistocene-Holocene was Continent colonized by humans from both Americas as well as Oceania.
The earliest humans here came here from Oceania sometimes around 22,000 - 15,000 BCE, it might be interesting to note that this humans, forgotten relatives of Australian Aborigines must have first settled some small island, from which they later continued their journey towards west, because the earliest humans of Continent had smaller stature ( average adult height of this early inhabitants of Continent is 115 cm) ( and thus its possible that they are descendant of Palau-like dwarves ). Another wave of migration occured between 2500 - 0 BCE -, when Lapita culture and later Polynesians reached Continend. Third migration starts around 500 CE thanks to an advanced ships and continues up to 21th century.

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I am not sure about including the relatives of aborigines,it might be too much exaggerated..I just included them because I would enjoy developing their culture. BTW the Lapita migration is not that big, as the Australoids would be already very well settled and relative numerous, their significance would be mainly bringing here new technologies, crops, domesticated animals.