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The 90 pages that link to Mediterranean Sea, each with the reason it gives.

• Black DeathRelated: Ships carried plague into Mediterranean ports during the pandemic’s westward expansion.

• Nile DeltaRelated: The delta meets the Mediterranean, where river water and sediment enter the sea.

• Tethys OceanRelated: It is a surviving western remnant of the broader Tethyan marine realm.

• Mediterranean basinRelated: Its shores receive the rivers that define the basin.

• LevantRelated: The Levant takes its name and orientation from this sea’s eastern coast.

• African PlateRelated: Its basin and margins record ongoing convergence involving the African Plate.

• EuropeRelated: Its shores have long connected southern Europe with Africa and western Asia.

• Wilson cycleRelated: A dying ocean: a late-stage basin nearly consumed by subduction.

• North AfricaRelated: Its southern coastline links North Africa to maritime networks across three continents.

• MaghrebRelated: Its coastlines orient northern Maghreb societies toward maritime exchange with Europe and the wider Mediterranean.

• Portolan chartRelated: The earliest surviving portolan charts focus on routes and shores around this sea.

• Fernand BraudelRelated: Braudel treated the sea and its surrounding landscapes as a connected historical region.

• Baku–Tbilisi–Ceyhan pipelineRelated: Reaching the Mediterranean gives Caspian crude access to established maritime trade routes.

• Palestine (region)Related: The sea defines Palestine's western edge and connects its coastal history to wider trade routes.

• LibyaRelated: Libya’s northern coast borders the sea and contains its largest cities.

• Afro-EurasiaRelated: It separates much of Europe from Africa without dividing their surrounding landmass.

• Taurus MountainsRelated: The Taurus Mountains run parallel to its northeastern coast.

• Kafr El Sheikh GovernorateRelated: The governorate’s northern edge meets this sea.

• MontpellierRelated: Its nearby coast shapes Montpellier’s climate, leisure economy, and regional connections.

• Tel AvivRelated: The sea defines Tel Aviv’s western edge and coastal setting.

• Alexandria GovernorateRelated: The governorate's northern coastline borders this sea.

• Barbary WarsRelated: American merchant ships crossed this contested trade route and faced capture near North African ports.

• North Sinai GovernorateRelated: Its southern coast forms North Sinai’s northern boundary.

• Piri ReisRelated: Kitab-ı Bahriye records coastal knowledge for navigation across this sea.

• Port Said GovernorateRelated: Its coastline gives Port Said Governorate access to the canal’s northern maritime entrance.

• Dakahlia GovernorateRelated: Dakahlia reaches the Mediterranean coast at its northern edge.

• Matrouh GovernorateRelated: Its shoreline shapes the governorate’s northern boundary and coastal economy.

• Second Barbary WarRelated: The expedition projected American naval power into a strategically contested maritime region.

• TurbotRelated: It forms part of turbot’s native range and supports regional fisheries.

• 2015 European migrant crisisRelated: Its central and eastern routes became perilous passages for people attempting to reach Europe.

• European congerRelated: The species is widespread in this major part of its range.

• Mediterranean regionRelated: Its coastlines form the region’s central geographic frame.

• Pomponius MelaRelated: Mela’s geographic survey treats the Mediterranean as its central organizing sea.

• Tiglath-Pileser IRelated: His inscriptions claim that he reached the Mediterranean during western campaigns.

• Ancient Mediterranean civilizationRelated: Its coastlines and routes linked the societies included in this historical world.

• Cancer pagurusRelated: The crab also occurs in parts of this sea.

• Cap de FormentorRelated: Its waves and weather shape the headland’s exposed coastline.

• European shagRelated: European shags also breed along its northern and western coasts.

• Geography of EuropeRelated: Its coastlines and maritime routes link southern Europe to neighboring regions.

• Maja squinadoRelated: It contains much of the species' native range.

• Palaemon serratusRelated: Its shores form a major part of the prawn’s native range.

• PinnidaeRelated: It supports the noble pen shell and other Pinnidae species.

• Red mulletRelated: The sea is a central habitat and culinary region for red mullet.

• Spongia officinalisRelated: It is the main region associated with Spongia officinalis populations and historical harvest.

• Squilla mantisRelated: This sea contains much of the species' range and fishery.

• Velvet crabRelated: The velvet crab also occurs along rocky coasts of this sea.

• WeeverRelated: Several weever species inhabit its coastal waters.