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

• Naval warfareRelated: Undersea infrastructure creates strategic targets beyond ships and ports.

• SubmarineRelated: Submarines inspect and help maintain infrastructure that crosses the ocean floor.

• Turbidity currentRelated: Fast currents can damage cables, and cable breaks have helped establish current timing and speed.

• Marine spatial planningRelated: Cable corridors need seabed access and protection from anchoring, fishing gear, and construction.

• Continental slopeRelated: Steep terrain and sediment instability complicate cable routing and protection.

• Submarine canyonRelated: Canyon topography and flows pose hazards to cables crossing continental margins.

• Submarine landslideRelated: Landslides and their sediment flows can sever cables across broad areas.

• Cookiecutter sharkRelated: Cookiecutter bites have damaged exposed cable coverings, prompting protective redesigns.

• SeabedRelated: Cable routes must account for seabed depth, terrain, and stability.