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The 36 pages that link to Continental shelf, each with the reason it gives.

• East China SeaNarrower topic: A broad shelf makes much of the East China Sea unusually shallow.

• WallaceaNarrower topic: Shelf depth determines which islands could join continents during low sea levels.

• East Siberian SeaNarrower topic: Most of the East Siberian Sea occupies the shallow Siberian shelf.

• SahulNarrower topic: Sahul emerged when sea level fell below the surface of its connecting shelf.

• SundalandNarrower topic: Sundaland is the exposed portion of a broad continental shelf.

• Bering Land BridgeNarrower topic: The bridge was the exposed part of this broad shelf.

• Arafura SeaNarrower topic: The sea's shelf setting accounts for its shallow depths.

• North Sea oilNarrower topic: The North Sea’s shelf geology made offshore exploration and development feasible.

• Sahul ShelfNarrower topic: The Sahul Shelf is a regional example of this underwater landform.

• DoggerlandNarrower topic: Doggerland occupied the shallow shelf between Britain and mainland Europe.

• Bay of BiscayNarrower topic: Its width varies greatly across the gulf and shapes marine habitats.

• Cape AgulhasNarrower topic: The Agulhas Bank is the shelf that surrounds the cape offshore.

• Atlantic PlainNarrower topic: The Atlantic Plain’s coastal sediments continue offshore across this submerged margin.

• Coastal fishNarrower topic: Its shallow waters contain extensive habitat used by coastal fish.