alemuria is incorrectly written, and should be written as "lemuria" being its meaning: alemuria = lemuriaLemuria is the name of a so-called continent, named after the 19th century ( 41 1864; by French scientists, mainly by English geologist Philip Sclater, to explain the fact that there were lemurs, or close relatives, both the India and South Africa. They were, by the dawn of the emergence of the human species, there was a continent in which appeared, and expanded the lemurs, and that then the continent disappeared at the bottom of the Indian Ocean. However, the advancement of science has proven the impossibility of this fact by the evidence offered by plate tectonics, which rule out the existence of a lost continent.