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The 27 pages that link to Africa, each with the reason it gives.

• Mercator projectionBroader topic: Its lower-latitude area appears comparatively diminished beside northern lands on Mercator maps.

• AsiaCompared with: The Suez region separates Africa from Asia in common continental divisions.

• AfrotheriaRelated: Most living Afrotherian lineages are native to Africa, which inspired the clade’s name.

• Cognitive revolutionRelated: African archaeological discoveries have reshaped proposed dates for the emergence of modern behavior.

• CercopithecidaeRelated: Africa is the principal center of cercopithecid diversity and the origin of many lineages.

• Sub-Saharan AfricaNarrower topic: Sub-Saharan Africa is a regional division of the continent, not a separate continent.

• CharaciformesRelated: African characiform diversity developed separately from the much larger American radiation.

• Afro-EurasiaBroader topic: It forms the southwestern portion of Afro-Eurasia, joined to Asia at the Isthmus of Suez.

• WatermelonNarrower topic: Evidence places watermelon’s origins and early domestication in Africa.

• European exploration of AfricaNarrower topic: The continent’s immense diversity resists accounts that treat it as a single unexplored space.

• GardeniaRelated: Several Gardenia species are native to tropical and subtropical parts of Africa.

• Pigeon peaRelated: Wild relatives and early cultivation histories link pigeon pea to the continent.

• Cattle egretRelated: The cattle egret’s native range includes much of Africa.

• ContinentsBroader topic: Its connection to Asia illustrates how convention draws boundaries across continuous land.

• Eastern HemisphereBroader topic: Nearly all of Africa lies east of the prime meridian.

• Lake AssalNarrower topic: Lake Assal’s shore marks the continent’s lowest land elevation.

• AnthracotheriidaeRelated: Anthracotheres became particularly diverse in Africa, including forms linked to later hippopotamuses.

• DeinotheriidaeRelated: African fossils document early members and later persistence of the family.

• Old World porcupineRelated: Several living Old World porcupine species inhabit African regions.

• AdansoniaRelated: Adansonia digitata ranges widely across mainland Africa.

• Continental EuropeCompared with: It borders the mainland across two narrow maritime passages.

• DorcatheriumRelated: African fossils establish one part of Dorcatherium's documented geographic range.

• Guinea fowlNarrower topic: All living guinea fowl species are native to Africa.

• Cucumis metuliferusNarrower topic: The species is native to African regions.

• George AlagiahBroader topic: His years reporting from Africa helped shape his reputation as an international correspondent.

• Hemispheres of EarthRelated: Its land spans both north–south and east–west hemispheres.

• Nikolai GumilevNarrower topic: It was the principal setting of Gumilev's expeditions and travel writing.