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

• MelanesiaCompared with: It is another major Pacific grouping, distinguished from Melanesia by geography and history.

• Pacific IslandsBroader topic: Its widely dispersed islands make up the Pacific's largest cultural-geographic region.

• SamoaNarrower topic: Samoa is a major Polynesian homeland and cultural center.

• Society IslandsNarrower topic: The Society Islands belong to this broader cultural and geographic region.

• OceaniaBroader topic: It names the vast eastern and central Pacific island world within Oceania.

• TuvaluNarrower topic: Tuvalu lies near Polynesia’s western edge and has Polynesian cultural roots.

• Marquesas IslandsNarrower topic: The Marquesas belong to the eastern part of this wider island region.

• AustralasiaCompared with: Polynesia is often treated as a distinct Pacific subregion rather than part of Australasia.

• Gilbert and Ellice IslandsNarrower topic: The colony’s Ellice component belonged to a different broad cultural region than the Gilberts.

• Polynesian outlierNarrower topic: Outliers lie beyond this region's conventional boundaries while retaining Polynesian linguistic ties.

• ApiaNarrower topic: Samoa and Apia belong to this wider Pacific region.

• Samoan IslandsNarrower topic: The Samoan Islands lie within this broader Pacific cultural region.

• Cook IslandsNarrower topic: The Cook Islands occupies a central place in the Polynesian region.

• Austral IslandsNarrower topic: The Austral Islands are part of this larger geographic and cultural region.

• RarotongaRelated: Rarotonga is part of Polynesia, a setting for its cultural and linguistic connections.

• Fe'i bananaRelated: Polynesia is the principal cultural and geographic setting for Fe'i cultivation.

• NukuʻalofaNarrower topic: Nukuʻalofa is a major settlement within Polynesia.

• Thor HeyerdahlNarrower topic: The destination region at the center of Heyerdahl’s Pacific migration claims.

• Culture of OceaniaBroader topic: Shared ancestral connections coexist with distinct cultural identities across this immense region.

• Culture of PolynesiaNarrower topic: Its geographic boundaries shape the communities and cultural connections included here.

• FakaofoNarrower topic: Tokelau, including Fakaofo, belongs to this Pacific region.

• Salas y Gómez IslandRelated: The island lies near the eastern edge of the Polynesian world, close to Rapa Nui.