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The 15 pages that link to Iberian Peninsula, each with the reason it gives.

• European rabbitRelated: The species originated in this region, where its greatest native genetic diversity remains.

• LusitaniansNarrower topic: The Lusitanians belonged to the peninsula’s varied pre-Roman peoples.

• TagusNarrower topic: The Tagus is the peninsula’s longest river.

• Andalusian horseNarrower topic: The breed developed within this region’s horse-breeding traditions.

• PeninsulaBroader topic: Its distinct European setting makes it a classic regional example.

• Bay of BiscayNarrower topic: Its northern coast forms the gulf’s southern boundary.

• History of SpainNarrower topic: Its geography frames the societies and political boundaries that preceded modern Spain.

• Carolus ClusiusRelated: Clusius’s travels in Spain and Portugal brought him into contact with plants and botanical knowledge unfamiliar in northern Europe.

• Continental EuropeBroader topic: It is one of the mainland’s largest and most distinct peninsulas.

• Black Iberian pigRelated: This is the native region of the Iberian pig and its traditional production systems.

• Cabo da RocaNarrower topic: Cabo da Roca projects from its western Atlantic margin.

• IberismNarrower topic: Iberism takes its geographic scope and shared regional frame from the peninsula.

• Pinus pinasterRelated: It contains extensive native and planted maritime pine forests.

• Portuguese peopleNarrower topic: A shared geography helps explain historical connections without erasing distinct peoples and states.

• Spanish Fighting BullNarrower topic: The breed developed from cattle populations raised across this region.