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The 25 pages that link to Alps, each with the reason it gives.

• HimalayasCompared with: The other great continental collision, compared constantly with the Himalayan one.

• Eurasian PlateBroader topic: Their uplift reflects convergence along the plate's southern European margin.

• Continental collisionBroader topic: The Alps preserve a complex collision involving remnants of intervening oceanic crust.

• Tethys OceanBroader topic: Tethyan sediments and remnants occur within the Alps, documenting ocean closure.

• OrogenyBroader topic: The Alps preserve structures from closure of the Tethys Ocean and continental collision.

• Alpine orogenyBroader topic: They are the defining range formed by the Alpine orogeny.

• Altitudinal zonationBroader topic: Their forests, subalpine scrub, and alpine grasslands illustrate temperate mountain belts.

• TurinRelated: The Alps frame Turin’s western horizon and connect the city to mountain routes.

• Po ValleyRelated: The Alps bound the valley to the north and west and feed its rivers.

• Po RiverNarrower topic: The Alps supply many tributaries that feed the Po from the north.

• Yorgos LanthimosBroader topic: It develops the identity and performance themes already present in Dogtooth.

• MistralRelated: The Alps help shape pressure and airflow around the mistral’s eastern route.

• FlyschRelated: The term flysch originated in descriptions of sedimentary successions in the Alps.

• Alpine ibexRelated: This range is the Alpine ibex’s native landscape.

• Scandinavian MountainsCompared with: The Alps are higher and younger, providing a contrast with the eroded Scandinavian range.

• Foehn windBroader topic: Foehn winds were named and extensively described in the Alpine region.

• Mountain formationBroader topic: The Alps preserve a complex history of collision, folding, and crustal shortening.

• Fold mountainsBroader topic: Alpine folds and thrust sheets preserve a classic record of continental convergence.

• Neuschwanstein CastleNarrower topic: The Alpine terrain supplies the dramatic backdrop and difficult building site that define the castle’s setting.

• TyrolNarrower topic: Tyrol’s terrain and settlement are shaped by this mountain system.

• Viviparous lizardRelated: The species' egg-laying populations occur in parts of this mountainous region.

• WallcreeperBroader topic: Wallcreepers inhabit rocky cliffs and gorges in this mountain range.

• ChoughBroader topic: Alpine choughs are characteristic birds of high elevations in the Alps.

• Geography of EuropeBroader topic: The Alps form a prominent physical barrier and influence climate, travel, and settlement.

• Geology of the HimalayasCompared with: The Alps provide a comparison for mountain building in a continental collision zone.