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The 90 pages that link to Mediterranean Sea, each with the reason it gives.
Piri ReisRelated: Kitab-ı Bahriye records coastal knowledge for navigation across this sea.
Dakahlia GovernorateRelated: Dakahlia reaches the Mediterranean coast at its northern edge.
Levantine SeaNarrower topic: The Levantine Sea forms the Mediterranean's easternmost marine region.
Strait of OtrantoNarrower topic: The strait links two arms of the Mediterranean.
TurbotRelated: It forms part of turbot’s native range and supports regional fisheries.
CannesNarrower topic: The sea defines Cannes’s coastal climate and landscape.
Damietta GovernorateNarrower topic: The governorate’s northern coast opens onto this sea.
European congerRelated: The species is widespread in this major part of its range.
Mediterranean regionRelated: Its coastlines form the region’s central geographic frame.
Anthias anthiasNarrower topic: It is the principal region associated with this species.
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.
İskenderunNarrower topic: İskenderun’s coastal location places it within this major maritime basin.
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.
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.