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The 14 pages that link to Canary Islands, each with the reason it gives.

• Oceanic islandBroader topic: The islands demonstrate oceanic volcanism whose origin is debated in relation to mantle processes.

• Cape VerdeCompared with: The nearby islands offer a comparison of Atlantic archipelagos under different European rule.

• Treaty of AlcáçovasBroader topic: The treaty confirmed Castile’s claim to the islands after prolonged rivalry with Portugal.

• Volcanic soilBroader topic: Their soils reflect contrasting lava, ash, climate, and stages of volcanic weathering.

• TenerifeNarrower topic: Tenerife is the archipelago’s largest island.

• MacaronesiaBroader topic: Their varied volcanic landscapes support notable island endemism.

• Gran CanariaNarrower topic: Gran Canaria is one of the archipelago’s seven main islands.

• Madeira IslandCompared with: They share volcanic origins and Atlantic climates but belong to Spain, not Portugal.

• Atlantic canaryRelated: These islands are part of the Atlantic canary’s native range and gave the domestic canary its name.

• FuerteventuraNarrower topic: Fuerteventura is one of the archipelago’s easternmost islands.

• TeideNarrower topic: Teide is the highest summit in this volcanic island chain.

• Domestic canaryRelated: European sailors encountered the wild bird on these islands and carried it abroad.

• Laura DekkerRelated: Dekker began her official circumnavigation from the islands in August 2010.

• Nicholas Miklouho-MaclayRelated: His first major research expedition studied marine life in the Canary Islands in 1866.