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The 44 pages that link to Madagascar, each with the reason it gives.
LemurRelated: Madagascar is the center of lemur diversity and the home of nearly all living species.
Elephant birdRelated: Isolation on Madagascar shaped the distinctive evolution of elephant birds.
Mozambique ChannelRelated: Its western coastline forms one side of the channel.
IndriRelated: The indri occurs naturally only in Madagascar’s eastern forests.
TriadobatrachusRelated: The genus is known from deposits on this island.
AdansoniaRelated: Most Adansonia species are endemic to Madagascar.
AntsirabeNarrower topic: Antsirabe is one of Madagascar’s major inland cities.
EupleridaeRelated: The family’s endemic range is shaped by the island’s long geographic isolation.
Giraffe weevilRelated: The species is native to this island and its forests.
Ground rollerRelated: The family’s entire natural range lies on this island.
MantellaNarrower topic: Every Mantella species is native to this island’s varied habitats.
MasiakasaurusRelated: Its fossils document a distinctive dinosaur fauna on this island.
SifakaRelated: Sifakas evolved in Madagascar’s varied forests and occur nowhere else naturally.
ToamasinaNarrower topic: Toamasina is a leading port and urban center within the country.
Andringitra MassifNarrower topic: The massif is part of Madagascar’s southern central highlands.
CouaRelated: The genus is endemic to Madagascar and reflects the island’s distinctive fauna.
Cuckoo-rollerRelated: The island holds most of the cuckoo-roller’s natural range.
Eusèbe JaojobyRelated: Jaojoby’s career and musical identity are rooted in Madagascar.
MesiteRelated: The island is the entire native range of the mesite family.
Ruffed lemurRelated: The island is the ruffed lemur’s only native range.
VoayNarrower topic: Voay fossils place the genus within Madagascar’s distinctive fauna.