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

• Aeolian processesBroader topic: Dunes are prominent deposits built and reshaped by aeolian transport.

• LoessCompared with: Dunes are wind-built landforms, but their coarser grains behave differently from loess silt.

• Gobi DesertBroader topic: The Gobi contains sand dunes, but they occupy only part of its terrain.

• SaltationBroader topic: Saltating sand supplies much of the material that builds wind-shaped dunes.

• MeanderCompared with: Dunes also migrate through erosion and deposition, but form within channels rather than in planform.

• Taklamakan DesertNarrower topic: Wind-built dunes form much of the Taklamakan’s shifting landscape.

• BarchanNarrower topic: Barchans are one distinctive form within the broader family of dunes.

• Cross-beddingBroader topic: Dunes generate large-scale cross-beds as their lee slopes accumulate sediment.

• Desert tourismBroader topic: Dunes are iconic desert landforms and destinations for excursions.

• Ripple marksCompared with: Dunes form by related transport processes but are larger than ripple marks.

• White Sands National ParkNarrower topic: White Sands contains several forms of gypsum dune, each shaped by wind and vegetation.

• Takaaki KajitaRelated: Its program extends the oscillation research made possible by Kajita’s discovery.

• Curonian SpitNarrower topic: Dunes also occur inland, while the spit’s defining dunes are part of a coastal peninsula.

• HeligolandBroader topic: It is the archipelago’s second principal island and contains its airfield.

• Libyan DesertNarrower topic: Dunes accumulate into the desert’s extensive sand seas.

• K'gariNarrower topic: K'gari’s dune systems store sand and create much of its varied terrain.

• Coastal geographyBroader topic: Coastal dunes store beach sediment and can buffer inland areas from waves and storms.

• Western PlateauRelated: Wind organizes abundant sand into the plateau’s large desert dune fields.