Fig. 5 in A new endemic genus of eomyid rodents from the early Miocene of Japan

Fig. 5. Time-scaled phylogeny of eomyid rodents and paleogeography of Japan. A. Time-scaled 50% majority-rule tree of eomyid rodents, using the "equal" scaling method. B. Schematic paleogeography of the eastern margin of Asia from the Oligocene to the middle Miocene. Noda and Goto (2004) and NUMO (2004) were referred for the schematic figure, both of which compiled paleogeographic and tectonic information from the primary literatures cited therein. Black lines with shaded area indicate shorelines and land masses. Light gray lines show current coastlines of both Japan and east Asia. Note that Japan was part of the continent during the late Oligocene and progressively drifted during the Miocene. More details are provided in the text.