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The 22 pages that link to North America, each with the reason it gives.

• Central AmericaNarrower topic: Many geographic classifications place the isthmus within North America.

• LaurasiaBroader topic: It formed the western major continental fragment of Laurasia.

• Latin AmericaCompared with: Geographic conventions place Mexico in North America even though it belongs to Latin America culturally and linguistically.

• HelianthusNarrower topic: The genus’s native range is centered in the Americas, especially North America.

• AmericasBroader topic: The northern landmass forms one of the two main continental divisions of the Americas.

• PachycephalosauriaRelated: Many well-known pachycephalosaur fossils, including Pachycephalosaurus, come from western North America.

• DeinosuchusRelated: Deinosuchus fossils come from regions that were part of Cretaceous North America.

• HylidaeRelated: Tree frogs such as chorus frogs and gray treefrogs represent the family here.

• Anglo-AmericaBroader topic: The United States and Canada form Anglo-America's usual continental core.

• MesonychidaeRelated: North American deposits preserve many mesonychid fossils, including well-known large-bodied genera.

• ChampsosaurusRelated: The genus is especially well represented in fossil deposits of western North America.

• DiadectesNarrower topic: Known Diadectes fossils come from this continent.

• History of North AmericaNarrower topic: Its geography frames the regional histories gathered under this subject.

• MerlinBroader topic: The continent supports several merlin subspecies across varied breeding and wintering ranges.

• Coccinella septempunctataRelated: Introductions established the beetle beyond its native range, including in North America.

• CotylorhynchusNarrower topic: The known Cotylorhynchus record comes from Early Permian sites in what is now the southern United States.

• Geography of North AmericaNarrower topic: Defines the continental scope whose landscapes and human regions this geography examines.

• Geography of South AmericaCompared with: Comparing the continents highlights differences in extent, climate zones, and settlement patterns.

• MegalictisRelated: The known fossils place Megalictis in this continent during the Miocene.

• Pseudevernia furfuraceaRelated: Its range also includes parts of North America beyond its European distribution.

• PumpkinseedNarrower topic: The pumpkinseed is native to eastern and central parts of this continent.

• VerbenaRelated: The genus’s diversity across the Americas includes species native to North America.