ancient mammalian ancestors of Maharlikans

in contemporary with Neanderthals and may have interbred with them, with fossil evidence carbon dated more than 40,000 years ago...

Extinct Humanoid Species may have lived in PHL

http://www.science.ph/full_story.php?type=News&key=6170:extinct-humanoid-species-may-have-lived-in-phl

but Humanity's earliest mammalian ancestors may have originated in Asia rather than in conventionally perceived Africa, dated back 37 Million years ago...

Myanmar fossil find turns human history on its head - our earliest ancestors came from Asia, not Africa

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2154753/Myanmar-fossil-turns-human-history-head--earliest-ancestors-came-Asia-Africa.html

However, the link of fossil evidence between the far distances of Africa and Asia may be traced back during the Continental Drift that occurred more than 200 Million years ago while supercontinent Pangaea, being in contemporary with the ancient supercontinent of MU/ Lemuria was yet to proceed with the Continent Drift after MU /Lemuria was partly obliterated by catastrophic cosmic collision during the Permian Triassic Extinction Event as narrated in my personal research, Ric Vil Hori's Lemurian Timeline.