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The 37 pages that link to South Asia, each with the reason it gives.

• Southeast AsiaCompared with: It borders Southeast Asia to the west but has distinct geographic and historical boundaries.

• Central AsiaCompared with: Afghanistan’s placement varies between South Asian and Central Asian regional frameworks.

• AfghanistanNarrower topic: Afghanistan’s political and cultural ties also extend toward the Indian subcontinent.

• Iranian PlateauNarrower topic: The plateau reaches toward Afghanistan and Pakistan at the geographic crossroads of South Asia.

• Indian subcontinentNarrower topic: It is the broader regional frame commonly used for the subcontinent and its surrounding areas.

• AsiaBroader topic: Its densely populated countries occupy a distinct subcontinental region of Asia.

• CucumberRelated: Cucumber’s domestication is traced to this region.

• Maritime Southeast AsiaCompared with: South Asian religious and commercial influences arrived by sea, but it is a separate region.

• Rhesus macaqueRelated: The species is native to this region and especially widespread in India.

• Water buffaloRelated: River buffalo husbandry and buffalo dairying are deeply established across South Asia.

• MangoRelated: South Asia is a major center of mango diversity and the historical home of cultivation.

• ZebuRelated: Zebu were domesticated in South Asia, where their history and diversity are deeply rooted.

• IndochinaCompared with: Indochina lies east of South Asia, though historical and cultural influences overlap.

• South Asian diasporaNarrower topic: The region’s changing boundaries and varied histories shape what South Asian origin can mean.

• Black ratBroader topic: Genetic and historical evidence places important early black rat populations in this region.

• Mainland Southeast AsiaCompared with: South Asian influence reached the mainland, while distinct local states and cultures developed.

• Red junglefowlBroader topic: Red junglefowl occur across parts of this region.

• Pigeon peaRelated: The crop has a long history of cultivation and culinary use across this region.

• TaroRelated: Taro has a long place in South Asian farming and food traditions.

• West AsiaRelated: It lies southeast of West Asia, connected through Iran and the Arabian Sea.

• Bengal monitorNarrower topic: Much of the Bengal monitor's distribution lies across this region.

• Cannabis indicaRelated: The species’ native range and traditional use extend into South Asia.

• CarromNarrower topic: Carrom's popular and competitive traditions are strongly rooted across this region.

• FenugreekRelated: Fenugreek is widely cultivated and used in South Asian cuisines.

• Gossypium arboreumRelated: The species has a long cultivation history in this region.

• Long pepperNarrower topic: Piper longum is native to this region.

• MegalaimidaeRelated: The family's western range includes forests across parts of South Asia.

• Borassus flabelliferNarrower topic: The palm is native to and widely cultivated across this region.

• Common house geckoNarrower topic: The gecko's native range includes parts of this region.

• House crowNarrower topic: This region contains the house crow’s native range.

• North IndiaNarrower topic: North India is one subregion within this wider historical and geographic setting.

• Acherontia lachesisRelated: Parts of this region fall within the species’ native range.

• BungarusNarrower topic: Several Bungarus species inhabit this region.

• Eastern worldBroader topic: Its distinct languages and histories complicate any single account of an Eastern world.

• Ferret-badgerRelated: The Burmese ferret-badger's range extends into parts of this region.

• Geography of AsiaBroader topic: Its monsoon climate and major river plains form a distinct geographic pattern.

• King quailBroader topic: The king quail’s range extends across parts of South Asia.