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The 18 pages that link to Caribbean Plate, each with the reason it gives.

• Great American Biotic InterchangeRelated: Its motion shaped the region where the land connection developed.

• CaribbeanNarrower topic: Its boundaries help explain the region's volcanic arcs, earthquakes, and island formation.

• Caribbean SeaRelated: Its boundaries and motion shaped the basin and island arcs.

• North American PlateCompared with: Its boundary with the North American Plate includes transform motion and subduction around the Caribbean.

• Lesser AntillesRelated: Its eastern boundary hosts the Lesser Antilles subduction zone.

• Isthmus of PanamaRelated: Its interactions with surrounding plates helped shape the region's tectonic history.

• South American PlateCompared with: Its interaction with the South American Plate differs from the large-scale Atlantic spreading boundary.

• 2010 Haiti earthquakeNarrower topic: Its motion relative to the North American Plate drives tectonic deformation around Haiti.

• Greater AntillesRelated: Its motion and boundaries underpin the region’s volcanic and seismic history.

• Cocos PlateCompared with: The Cocos Plate descends beneath its western margin along Central America.

• Central American Volcanic ArcRelated: The arc overlies its western margin, where incoming oceanic crust is subducted.

• Lesser Antilles Volcanic ArcRelated: Its eastern boundary overlies the subduction system that feeds the arc.

• Mount PeléeRelated: Its interaction with the Atlantic seafloor drives volcanism in the Lesser Antilles.

• Puerto Rico TrenchRelated: Its boundary with the North American Plate shapes the trench and nearby seismicity.

• Lucayan ArchipelagoCompared with: The archipelago sits on the North American Plate rather than the Caribbean Plate.

• Leeward AntillesRelated: Its movement shaped the geological setting in which the islands formed.

• Lake MaracaiboRelated: Its interactions with neighboring plates helped shape northwestern Venezuela’s mountain belts and basins.

• Volcán de AguaRelated: Volcán de Agua lies on the overriding plate above the regional subduction zone.