Lets see what would be the consequences that if the Bering Strait Passage to the Americas had survived? Nothing in the ASB sense, possibly minor geographic extension of the size of the land bridge and height or a fragmentation rather then complete submersion of the area.
This Bering Strait bridge would be nothing like 'Beringia', but something substantianly smaller connecting the Seaward and Chukotka Peninsula's together. Or maybe a long extension of the Aluteian Islands to Kamchatka Krai with greater prescence of humans in the area leading to greater interaction of these northern peoples and the more southern cvilizations.
This would likely also contribute to more successful succesive waves of human and animal migration to North America and likely greater contact with people as far as China and Japan.
This Bering Strait bridge would be nothing like 'Beringia', but something substantianly smaller connecting the Seaward and Chukotka Peninsula's together. Or maybe a long extension of the Aluteian Islands to Kamchatka Krai with greater prescence of humans in the area leading to greater interaction of these northern peoples and the more southern cvilizations.
This would likely also contribute to more successful succesive waves of human and animal migration to North America and likely greater contact with people as far as China and Japan.