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The 24 pages that link to Bering Sea, each with the reason it gives.

• Bering StraitRelated: It is the strait’s southern basin and a source of its northward flow.

• Aleutian IslandsRelated: The islands form its southern boundary and influence its marine ecosystems.

• Bering Land BridgeRelated: Its shallow northern basin includes the submerged area of the former connection.

• Sea of OkhotskRelated: It lies beyond the Kamchatka Peninsula and shares regional circulation and fisheries.

• Oyashio CurrentRelated: Water from the subarctic North Pacific, including the Bering Sea region, contributes to Oyashio source waters.

• WalrusRelated: A major portion of the Pacific walrus population depends on this region.

• Aleutian TrenchRelated: The trench arcs along the sea's southern boundary.

• Yupik peoplesRelated: Its marine resources and coastlines have long connected Yupik communities to food and travel.

• Snow crabRelated: Its cold shelf waters support major snow crab populations and fisheries.

• Yukon RiverRelated: The Yukon delivers freshwater and sediment to this marine ecosystem.

• Alaska PeninsulaRelated: The peninsula’s northern and western coasts border this sea.

• Chukotka Autonomous OkrugRelated: Its waters meet Chukotka along the region’s southeastern coast.

• Chukchi PeninsulaRelated: This Pacific sea borders the peninsula to the south.

• Red king crabRelated: Its waters host major red king crab fisheries, including around the Pribilof Islands.

• Attu IslandRelated: Attu lies near the boundary between the Bering Sea and the North Pacific.

• Anadyr HighlandsRelated: The highlands’ southern drainage reaches this sea through the Anadyr River.