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The 16 pages that link to Alpine orogeny, each with the reason it gives.

• Tethys OceanBroader topic: The Alpine chain records collision after western Tethyan basins closed.

• CenozoicRelated: This mountain-building episode reshaped regions during the Cenozoic.

• AlpsRelated: Plate convergence and continental collision raised the range over millions of years.

• Caucasus MountainsNarrower topic: The Caucasus belongs to this broad belt of tectonic mountain building.

• Carpathian MountainsNarrower topic: The Carpathians arose during this broader collision-driven episode.

• DolomitesRelated: Its deformation and uplift raised the marine rocks into an Alpine mountain range.

• EurasiaRelated: These collisions created major mountain belts along Eurasia's southern margin.

• Pannonian BasinRelated: Its plate motions helped shape the basin’s tectonic setting.

• Carpathian BasinRelated: Regional tectonic forces built the surrounding mountain systems and shaped basin formation.

• Variscan orogenyCompared with: It is a much younger European collision, distinct from the Paleozoic Variscan event.

• Afro-EurasiaRelated: It records the continuing convergence that deforms Afro-Eurasia’s southern margin.

• Balkan MountainsNarrower topic: The Balkan Mountains belong to the broader tectonic history associated with this orogeny.

• Taurus MountainsRelated: The Taurus range formed within this broad tectonic episode.

• Chaîne des PuysRelated: Alpine tectonic forces contributed to extension in the neighboring Massif Central.

• Chersky RangeRelated: The range formed through tectonic events associated with this regional mountain-building history.

• Aare GorgeRelated: Alpine uplift raised and fractured the rocks through which the Aare later cut.