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The 15 pages that link to Island ecology, each with the reason it gives.

• EndemismRelated: Island ecosystems often contain distinctive endemic assemblages vulnerable to habitat change.

• IslandNarrower topic: Island ecology examines how isolation and finite area shape habitats and populations.

• Island gigantismNarrower topic: Gigantic animals can reshape feeding relationships in small, isolated ecosystems.

• Island ruleNarrower topic: Body-size shifts can reshape ecological roles within island communities.

• House mouseRelated: Introduced house mice can disrupt island food webs and native wildlife.

• Feral catRelated: Introduced cats can have especially severe effects on island wildlife with few defenses.

• SurtseyNarrower topic: Surtsey’s continuing development tests ideas about how island communities assemble.

• Black ratNarrower topic: Black rat introductions can reorganize island food webs and species interactions.

• Fruit batRelated: On islands, fruit bats can be major seed dispersers and their loss may alter plant communities.

• Polynesian ratNarrower topic: Rat introductions have reshaped ecological communities on islands with vulnerable native species.

• Brown ratRelated: Brown rat introductions can strongly alter island food webs and threaten vulnerable species.

• Insular biogeographyNarrower topic: This broader field includes interactions and adaptations beyond species-distribution patterns.

• Yellow crazy antNarrower topic: Limited ranges and distinctive food webs can make island species especially vulnerable to invasion.

• Terrestrial crabRelated: Many terrestrial crabs are island endemics and strongly influence island food webs.

• AgalégaRelated: Construction and increased access may affect Agaléga’s limited land and wildlife.