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The 15 pages that link to Tasmania, each with the reason it gives.

• AustraliaBroader topic: It is both a state and a distinct part of the Australian landmass.

• Abel TasmanRelated: Tasman sighted the island in 1642 and named it Van Diemen’s Land.

• SahulBroader topic: Lower sea levels joined Tasmania to Sahul as part of the exposed southern shelf.

• ThylacineBroader topic: The thylacine persisted here after disappearing from mainland Australia.

• Tasman SeaRelated: Tasman named the island Van Diemen’s Land during his 1642 voyage.

• AustralasiaBroader topic: Tasmania is an Australian island often counted among Australasia’s nearby islands.

• Bass StraitRelated: The island forms the strait’s southern boundary.

• Tasmanian Aboriginal peopleNarrower topic: The island's changing geography shaped the distinct history of its Aboriginal communities.

• Errol FlynnNarrower topic: Flynn’s birthplace connects his early identity to Australia’s island state.

• Lambs of GodRelated: The miniseries was filmed in Tasmania, whose landscapes help establish its remote setting.

• Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage AreaNarrower topic: The protected area occupies much of Tasmania’s western and southwestern interior.

• Acacia melanoxylonBroader topic: Tasmania is a major part of the tree's native range and a source of its timber.

• Tasman PeninsulaNarrower topic: The Tasman Peninsula forms part of Tasmania’s southeastern coast.

• Richard FlanaganNarrower topic: Flanagan’s Tasmanian settings and historical subjects shape much of his work.

• Wedge-tailed eagleRelated: Its forests and open landscapes support an isolated eagle population.