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. 2016 Feb 1;210(4):1453–1465. doi: 10.1111/nph.13856

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Tertiary maps of Southeast Asian paleogeography and land availability. (a) Early Miocene (30 million yr ago, Ma). (b) Middle Miocene (20 Ma). (c) Late Miocene (10 Ma). (d) Pliocene (5 Ma). Dark black lines show the dispersal patterns of Musa along Southeast Asia reflecting a qualitative and generalized interpretation of Fig. 2. The arrow indicates the direction of dispersal. Spiral arrow indicates in situ diversification. Aust., Australia; Bor., Borneo; Jav., Java; LSI, Lesser Sunda Islands; N Gui., New Guinea; Phi., Philippines; Sul., Sulawesi; Sum., Sumatra.