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The 10 pages that link to Shipwreck, each with the reason it gives.

• CorrosionRelated: Underwater corrosion continues to alter wreck materials after a vessel sinks.

• Convention of KanagawaRelated: The Convention required humane treatment and assistance for shipwrecked American sailors in Japan.

• LighthouseRelated: Warnings from lighthouses can help vessels avoid wreck-causing hazards.

• Robinson CrusoeRelated: A wreck leaves Crusoe isolated but supplies tools and materials salvaged from the vessel.

• Sand tiger sharkRelated: Wrecks can attract sand tiger sharks and provide structure for their aggregations.

• Ivan AivazovskyRelated: Shipwrecks recur in his paintings as tests of human endurance against the sea.

• Starbuck IslandRelated: Reefs and remote waters make shipwreck history relevant to the island’s maritime setting.

• Formosan subterranean termiteRelated: Formosan termites have damaged wooden shipwrecks, including historic vessels in Hawaii.

• Marine weather forecastingRelated: Severe weather can contribute to wrecks, making forecast warnings consequential for vessel decisions.

• WatercraftRelated: Shipwrecks expose the hazards of watercraft travel and create lasting historical records.