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The 9 pages that link to British Isles, each with the reason it gives.

• Great BritainNarrower topic: This archipelago is the broader geographic grouping that contains Great Britain.

• DoggerlandRelated: Flooding severed the land connection between Britain and continental Europe.

• Continental EuropeCompared with: They are commonly excluded from continental Europe despite close geographic and historical ties.

• MerlinBroader topic: Merlins breed in upland areas and occur more widely in winter across the islands.

• Northern EuropeBroader topic: Many regional schemes place these islands within Northern Europe.

• European shagBroader topic: They hold major European shag breeding populations.

• Jacob sheepNarrower topic: The breed’s documented development and long history are associated with Britain.

• Land's EndNarrower topic: Land's End is often presented as a symbolic extremity of the archipelago’s largest island.

• MastiffRelated: The breed developed in Britain and takes its name from its English identity.