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The 19 pages that link to Pacific Islands, each with the reason it gives.

• Pacific OceanBroader topic: Their communities depend directly on the ocean for transport, food, and cultural continuity.

• James CookNarrower topic: Cook’s voyages connected many Pacific islands to expanding European exploration and imperial networks.

• Climate migrationBroader topic: Sea-level rise and coastal hazards have made mobility and relocation central concerns for some island communities.

• OceaniaRelated: The term overlaps with Oceania but can exclude Australia and New Zealand.

• TuvaluNarrower topic: Tuvalu’s identity and diplomacy are shaped by regional ties among island societies.

• BlackbirdingNarrower topic: The islands were the principal source regions for laborers targeted by blackbirding.

• AustralasiaNarrower topic: Australasia is sometimes distinguished from the wider Pacific island region.

• South Pacific OceanBroader topic: Their communities depend on South Pacific waters for food, transport, and livelihoods.

• Polynesian ratNarrower topic: The rat’s introduced range reaches islands across this vast region.

• Albert WendtNarrower topic: Wendt’s work belongs to a wider Pacific conversation about place, history, and belonging.

• EfateNarrower topic: Efate belongs to the island region of the southwestern Pacific.

• GardeniaRelated: Gardenia species occur naturally on islands across parts of the Pacific.

• TaroRelated: Taro became a staple across many Pacific societies.

• Exploration of the PacificNarrower topic: These islands were the destinations, homelands, and meeting places of Pacific voyages.

• MelanesiansNarrower topic: Melanesia is one region within this broader island world.

• MyrtaceaeRelated: Island lineages such as Metrosideros reveal how Myrtaceae dispersed and diversified across the Pacific.

• Vanua LevuNarrower topic: Vanua Levu belongs to the island worlds and ocean networks of the Pacific.

• HoniaraNarrower topic: Honiara is a capital city within this vast island region.

• NauruNarrower topic: Nauru’s remote location connects its history to wider Pacific patterns of settlement and rule.