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The 18 pages that link to Pantanal, each with the reason it gives.

• BrazilBroader topic: Brazil contains most of this seasonally flooded landscape, renowned for its wildlife.

• CerradoCompared with: Seasonal flooding defines the Pantanal, unlike the Cerrado’s savanna uplands.

• JaguarRelated: Its seasonal floodplains support some of the highest known jaguar densities.

• Flood pulse conceptBroader topic: Its pronounced wet and dry seasons illustrate how flood timing structures wetland productivity.

• Flood pulseBroader topic: Its ecosystem depends on the timing and duration of recurrent flood pulses.

• Paraguay RiverBroader topic: The river carries Pantanal waters downstream and helps define the wetland’s seasonal flood pulse.

• Brazilian HighlandsCompared with: This low-lying floodplain contrasts with the surrounding Brazilian uplands.

• Giant anteaterRelated: Its grasslands and wetlands support giant anteater populations.

• CapybaraBroader topic: Its waterways and grasslands provide extensive habitat for capybaras.

• Giant otterBroader topic: The Pantanal is one of the major wetland strongholds for giant otters.

• Crab-eating foxRelated: Seasonal wetlands provide prey and foraging grounds for the fox.

• TamanduaBroader topic: The southern tamandua occurs in this wetland landscape as well as forests.

• Flooded grasslands and savannasBroader topic: It is a major example of seasonally flooded tropical savanna.

• MarajóCompared with: It offers a South American wetland comparison with a different river system and climate.

• Mato Grosso do SulBroader topic: The Pantanal covers much of the state’s northwest and supports major wildlife tourism.

• Central-West RegionRelated: Its flooded plains dominate parts of Mato Grosso and Mato Grosso do Sul.

• CuiabáRelated: Cuiabá serves as a major gateway to the Pantanal.

• Geography of South AmericaBroader topic: Seasonal flooding creates a distinctive ecosystem shared across national borders.