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The 11 pages that link to Ross Sea, each with the reason it gives.

• Continental shelfBroader topic: Its deep, ice-influenced shelf differs from many temperate examples.

• Ross Ice ShelfRelated: The ice shelf projects into and borders this sea.

• James Clark RossBroader topic: Ross discovered and named this Antarctic sea during his 1841 expedition.

• West AntarcticaBroader topic: It borders the eastern side of West Antarctica.

• Transantarctic MountainsRelated: The range’s western side meets the Ross Sea region.

• Ross IslandNarrower topic: The sea surrounds the island and defines its maritime setting.

• West Antarctic Rift SystemRelated: The sea lies beside the rift’s eastern margin and preserves related tectonic structures.

• Antarctic toothfishBroader topic: The Ross Sea supports a major Antarctic toothfish fishery and extensive research on its ecology.

• Ross DependencyBroader topic: The sea gives the dependency its name and anchors its eastern geography.

• Geography of AntarcticaBroader topic: Its shelf, coastline, and marine habitats form a major Antarctic region.

• Balleny IslandsRelated: Ross’s Antarctic expedition connected the islands’ exploration history with this neighboring sea.