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

• MexicoBroader topic: Its distinct landscape and Maya heritage set southeastern Mexico apart.

• Gulf of MexicoRelated: It forms much of the gulf’s southeastern boundary.

• CenoteBroader topic: Its porous bedrock and scarce surface rivers make cenotes central to regional water flow.

• CancúnNarrower topic: Cancún lies on its Caribbean-facing northeastern coast.

• SapodillaRelated: Its forests became a major source of commercial chicle tapped from sapodilla.

• Caste War of YucatánNarrower topic: The conflict’s campaigns and political consequences extended across the peninsula.

• HabaneroRelated: The peninsula is a major center of habanero cultivation and culinary use.

• PeninsulaBroader topic: Its broad limestone platform gives it a distinctive geological character.

• Quintana RooNarrower topic: Quintana Roo occupies the peninsula’s eastern side.

• Isthmus of TehuantepecRelated: The isthmus lies west of the peninsula and connects it to the rest of Mexico.

• John Lloyd StephensRelated: Its ruins and landscapes became the setting for Stephens's second major expedition.

• Yucatán ChannelRelated: Its eastern coast forms the channel’s western boundary.

• Ocellated turkeyRelated: This region forms the core of the species’ native range.

• Vicente Yáñez PinzónBroader topic: Pinzón’s later Gulf of Mexico exploration reached the peninsula’s vicinity.

• Sian Kaʼan Biosphere ReserveNarrower topic: Sian Kaʼan occupies the peninsula’s Caribbean-facing coast.