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The 14 pages that link to Sundaland, each with the reason it gives.

• BorneoNarrower topic: Borneo was connected to mainland Southeast Asia across Sundaland during parts of the Ice Age.

• Biodiversity hotspotBroader topic: Its tropical forests contain many endemic species and have undergone extensive clearing.

• SumatraRelated: Its shared forests and species place Sumatra within a broader ecological region.

• BeringiaCompared with: It is another example of a glacially exposed shelf, but lies in Southeast Asia.

• Sunda ShelfNarrower topic: Sundaland names the broader region whose landforms include the shelf and its islands.

• Sunda StraitRelated: Lower sea levels joined islands around the strait to a larger landmass.

• Malay ArchipelagoRelated: Repeated exposure and flooding changed connections among the western islands.

• NusantaraCompared with: Sundaland maps ecological and geological connections that do not match Nusantara’s cultural scope.

• KrakatoaRelated: The eruption struck a densely inhabited region within this broader Southeast Asian landscape.

• TarumanagaraCompared with: The term is sometimes confused with historical Sunda, a distinct setting for Tarumanagara.

• Sunda IslandsRelated: It describes the connected land and ecosystem of the western islands.

• Greater Sunda IslandsRelated: Its changing land connections shaped ecological similarities among Sumatra, Java, and Borneo.

• MoonratRelated: Moonrats occur across parts of this region’s forests and wetlands.

• Oriental pied hornbillRelated: Sundaland’s forests support populations of the species, particularly in the southern part of its range.