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The 51 pages that link to Borneo, each with the reason it gives.

• Makassar StraitRelated: Its eastern coast forms the strait’s western boundary.

• Java SeaRelated: Its southern coast bounds the Java Sea to the north.

• Celebes SeaRelated: Its eastern coast borders the Celebes Sea.

• Sulu SeaRelated: Borneo forms part of the Sulu Sea’s southern margin.

• Sunda PlateRelated: Most of Borneo lies on the Sunda Plate’s relatively stable interior.

• TimorRelated: It offers a regional comparison for an island divided among sovereign states.

• Bornean orangutanRelated: Its forests are the Bornean orangutan’s only native range.

• ColobinaeRelated: Its forests support the proboscis monkey and other colobines threatened by land conversion.

• Sulu ArchipelagoRelated: The archipelago extends toward Borneo, especially the Malaysian state of Sabah.

• Bengal monitorRelated: The species' eastern populations extend to parts of this island.

• Rafflesia arnoldiiRelated: Borneo is also part of the species’ native range.

• Sunda clouded leopardRelated: Its forests hold the other major island population of this cat.

• MoonratRelated: Borneo holds substantial moonrat habitat, including lowland forests and wetlands.

• Natuna RegencyRelated: Natuna lies north of Borneo, across the Natuna Sea.