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The 36 pages that link to Patagonia, each with the reason it gives.

• AndesRelated: Its western landscapes show the Andes meeting the southern steppe and ice fields.

• Strait of MagellanRelated: The strait cuts through Patagonia and separates its mainland from Tierra del Fuego.

• Voyage of the BeagleRelated: Darwin explored its landscapes and collected fossils during the expedition’s South American passage.

• ArgentinosaurusRelated: Argentinosaurus fossils were discovered in Patagonia, within its present-day Argentine portion.

• La Pampa ProvinceRelated: La Pampa borders the northern edge of the region commonly called Patagonia.

• MacraucheniaRelated: Darwin found early Macrauchenia remains in Patagonia, where the genus is well represented.

• PhorusrhacidaeRelated: Its fossil deposits preserve many of the best-known phorusrhacid remains.

• SaltasauridaeRelated: Many important saltasaurid fossils come from its Late Cretaceous rocks.

• South American foxRelated: Its steppe landscapes support several southern Lycalopex populations.

• UnenlagiinaeRelated: Several of the best-known unenlagiine fossils come from Patagonian formations.