Linked from

The 44 pages that link to Madagascar, each with the reason it gives.

• AntananarivoNarrower topic: Antananarivo is the national capital and largest urban center of Madagascar.

• Deforestation in MadagascarNarrower topic: Its geography, ecology, and history set the context for forest change.

• Madagascar dry deciduous forestsNarrower topic: The island’s isolation helps explain why so many forest species occur nowhere else.

• Merina KingdomNarrower topic: The island whose political unification became a central project of Merina rulers.

• Jacques RabemananjaraNarrower topic: Rabemananjara’s political work and cultural writing centered on Madagascar’s sovereignty.

• History of MadagascarNarrower topic: The country’s present institutions and society are the outcomes of the history traced here.

• Ranavalona INarrower topic: The island's political unification and strategic position framed her reign.

• Andry RajoelinaNarrower topic: Rajoelina’s national authority, political disputes, and policy record are grounded in Madagascar’s institutions and society.

• AntsirabeNarrower topic: Antsirabe is one of Madagascar’s major inland cities.

• Lake TritrivaNarrower topic: The lake is part of Madagascar’s varied volcanic and highland geography.

• Madagascar hissing cockroachNarrower topic: The species is native to Madagascar’s forests and other habitats.

• MantellaNarrower topic: Every Mantella species is native to this island’s varied habitats.

• 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.

• Ankarana Special ReserveNarrower topic: Ankarana’s isolation within Madagascar helps explain its distinctive species.

• Chrysalidocarpus lutescensNarrower topic: The palm’s native range is tied to Madagascar’s distinctive island flora.

• RavenalaNarrower topic: Ravenala is native to Madagascar, where its natural populations and ecological relationships occur.

• Subfossil lemurNarrower topic: All known subfossil lemurs belong to Madagascar's unique island fauna.

• VoayNarrower topic: Voay fossils place the genus within Madagascar’s distinctive fauna.