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Introduction Due to the historically close geographies of several continental land masses prior to the breakup of the supercontinents Laurasia and Gondwana, many related taxa are presently found on opposite sides of the world. For instance, it has been shown that rodents and primates (De Oliveira, Molina & Marroig, 2009) in the Neotropics likely arrived there from Africa.
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