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History, 800

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Basics, 63

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General topics, 14

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  1. History
  2. Civilization
  3. History of the Earth
  4. History of the world
  5. Archive
  6. Biography
  7. Castle
  8. Estates of the realm
    1. Bourgeoisie
    2. Nobility
  9. Emperor
  10. Feudalism
  11. Graf
  12. Tithe

Auxiliary sciences of history, 15

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  1. Archaeology
    1. Archaeological culture
    2. Archaeogenetics
  2. Chronology
  3. Diplomatics
  4. Epigraphy
  5. Genealogy
  6. Heraldry
    1. Coat of arms
  7. Historiography
    1. Conspiracy theory
  8. Numismatics
  9. Palaeography
  10. Philately
  11. Philosophy of history

History of science and technology, 18

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  1. History of science
  2. History of agriculture
  3. History of astronomy
  4. History of aviation
  5. History of biology
  6. History of chemistry
  7. History of geography
  8. History of geology
  9. History of physics
  10. History of mathematics
  11. History of economic thought
  12. History of linguistics
  13. History of psychology
  14. History of sociology
  15. History of technology
  16. History of medicine
  17. History of computing hardware
  18. History of writing

History of other topics, 16

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  1. Art history
  2. History of art
  3. Cultural history
  4. History of architecture
  5. History of film
  6. Legal history
  7. History of literature
  8. Military history
  9. History of music
  10. History of philosophy
  11. History of religions
    1. History of Buddhism
    2. Jewish history
    3. History of Christianity
    4. History of Hinduism
    5. History of Islam

History by continent, 8

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  1. History of Africa
  2. History of the Americas
    1. History of North America
    2. History of South America
  3. History of Antarctica
  4. History of Asia
  5. History of Europe
  6. History of Oceania

History by region, 5

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  1. History of Central America
  2. History of the Caribbean
  3. History of the Balkans
  4. History of the Middle East
  5. History of Scandinavia

History by country, 96

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Africa, 13

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  1. History of Egypt
  2. History of Eritrea
  3. History of Ethiopia
  4. History of Ghana
  5. History of Libya
  6. History of Madagascar
  7. History of Morocco
  8. History of Nigeria
  9. History of Senegal
  10. History of Sierra Leone
  11. History of Somalia
  12. History of South Africa
  13. History of Sudan

Americas, 15

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  1. History of Argentina
  2. History of Bolivia
  3. History of Brazil
  4. History of Canada
  5. History of Chile
  6. History of Colombia
  7. History of Cuba
  8. History of Ecuador
  9. History of Guyana
  10. History of Haiti
  11. History of Mexico
  12. History of Paraguay
  13. History of Peru
  14. History of the United States
  15. History of Venezuela

Asia, 31

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  1. History of Afghanistan
  2. History of Azerbaijan
  3. History of Bangladesh
  4. History of Bhutan
  5. History of Burma
  6. History of Cambodia
  7. History of China
  8. History of India
  9. History of Indonesia
  10. History of Israel
  11. History of Iraq
  12. History of Iran
  13. History of Japan
  14. History of Korea
  15. History of Lebanon
  16. History of Malaysia
  17. History of Mongolia
  18. History of Nepal
  19. History of Pakistan
  20. History of Palestine
  21. History of the Philippines
  22. History of Saudi Arabia
  23. History of Singapore
  24. History of Sri Lanka
  25. History of Syria
  26. History of Taiwan
  27. History of Thailand
  28. History of Tibet
  29. History of Turkey
  30. History of Vietnam
  31. History of Yemen

Europe, 35

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  1. History of Albania
  2. History of Armenia
  3. History of Austria
  4. History of Belgium
  5. History of Bulgaria
  6. History of Croatia
  7. History of Denmark
  8. History of England
  9. History of Estonia
  10. History of Finland
  11. History of France
  12. History of Georgia
  13. History of Germany
  14. History of Greece
  15. History of Hungary
  16. History of Iceland
  17. History of the Republic of Ireland
  18. History of Italy
  19. History of Latvia
  20. History of Lithuania
  21. History of Malta
  22. History of the Netherlands
  23. History of Norway
  24. History of Poland
  25. History of Portugal
  26. History of Romania
  27. History of Russia
  28. History of Scotland
  29. History of Serbia
  30. History of Spain
  31. History of Sweden
  32. History of Switzerland
  33. History of Ukraine
  34. History of the United Kingdom
  35. History of Wales

Oceania, 2

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  1. History of Australia
  2. History of New Zealand

Prehistory and Ancient history, 171

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Basic, 8

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  1. Stone Age
  2. Bronze Age
  3. Iron Age
  4. Chalcolithic
  5. Ancient history
  6. Classical antiquity
  7. Late Antiquity
  8. Hellenistic period

Prehistory, 20

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  1. Prehistory
  2. Australopithecus
  3. Cro-Magnon
  4. Java Man
  5. Peking Man
  6. Homo erectus
  7. Human evolution
  8. Denisovan
  9. Neanderthal
  10. Paranthropus
  11. Early human migrations
Stone Age, 9
  1. Paleolithic
    1. Lower Paleolithic
    2. Middle Paleolithic
    3. Upper Paleolithic
  2. Mesolithic
  3. Neolithic Revolution
  4. Neolithic
  5. Cradle of civilization
  6. Control of fire by early humans

Africa, 19

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  1. Ancient Egypt
    1. Naqada III
    2. Pharaoh
    3. Ptolemaic Kingdom
    4. Thebes, Egypt
    5. Memphis, Egypt
    6. Old Kingdom of Egypt
    7. Middle Kingdom of Egypt
    8. New Kingdom of Egypt
    9. Valley of the Kings
  2. Nok culture
  3. Nubia
    1. Kingdom of Kush
    2. Meroë
  4. Kingdom of Aksum
  5. Ancient Carthage
    1. Carthage
    2. Punic Wars
  6. Land of Punt

Americas, 10

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  1. Andean civilizations
    1. Chavín culture
    2. Norte Chico civilization
  2. Mesoamerica
  3. Maya civilization
  4. Paleo-Indians
  5. Teotihuacan
  6. Olmec
  7. Settlement of the Americas
  8. Zapotec civilization

Asia, 69

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  1. Silk Road
Central Asia, Iran, Caucasus, 15
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  1. Achaemenid Empire
  2. Atropatene
  3. Bactria
  4. Caucasian Albania
  5. Caucasian Iberia
  6. Elam
    1. Susa
  7. Medes
  8. Parthian Empire
  9. Persepolis
  10. Roman–Persian Wars
  11. Saka
  12. Sassanid Empire
  13. Sogdiana
  14. Tocharians
Eastern Asia, 10
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  1. Gojoseon
  2. Jōmon period
  3. Shang Dynasty
  4. Spring and Autumn period
  5. Three Kingdoms of Korea
  6. Warring States period
  7. Zhou Dynasty
  8. Yayoi period
  9. Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors
  10. Xiongnu
Southern Asia, 11
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  1. Chola dynasty
  2. Gupta Empire
  3. Indus Valley Civilization
    1. Mohenjo-daro
  4. Indo-Greeks
  5. Indo-Scythians
  6. Kushan Empire
  7. Magadha
  8. Maurya Empire
  9. Satavahana dynasty
  10. Vedic period
Southeastern Asia, 3
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  1. Nanyue
  2. Pyu city-states
  3. Hong Bang dynasty
Western Asia, 29
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  1. Mesopotamia
  2. Akkad
  3. Amorite
  4. Kingdom of Armenia
  5. Assyria
    1. Nineveh
  6. Babylonia
    1. Babylon
    2. Chaldea
  7. Ebla
  8. History of ancient Israel and Judah
  9. Hittites
  10. Lydia
  11. Mitanni
  12. Palmyra
  13. Phoenicia
    1. Tyre, Lebanon
  14. Phrygia
  15. Seleucid Empire
  16. Sabaeans
  17. Sumer
    1. Ur
  18. Troy
    1. Trojan War
  19. Ugarit
  20. Urartu
  21. Fertile Crescent
  22. Kingdom of Armenia (antiquity)
  23. Syrian Wars

Europe, 45

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  1. Minoan civilization
    1. Knossos
  2. Dacia
    1. Dacians
  3. Etruscan civilization
  4. Ancient Greece
    1. Mycenaean Greece
    2. Greco-Persian Wars
    3. Magna Graecia
    4. Delian League
    5. Sparta
  5. Ancient Rome
    1. Roman Kingdom
    2. Roman Republic
    3. Roman Empire
      1. Pompeii
    4. Western Roman Empire
    5. Decline of the Roman Empire
    6. Crisis of the Third Century
    7. Julio-Claudian dynasty
    8. Nerva–Antonine dynasty
    9. Gallic Wars
    10. Macedonian Wars
    11. Roman civil wars
  6. Macedonia (ancient kingdom)
  7. Celts
  8. Cimmerians
  9. Sarmatians
  10. Saxons
  11. Scythia
    1. Scythians
  12. Thrace
  13. Migration Period
    1. Alans
    2. Angles
    3. Bulgars
    4. Burgundians
    5. Goths
      1. Ostrogoths
      2. Visigoths
    6. Huns
    7. Moors
    8. Rus' people
    9. Suebi
    10. Vandals

Middle Ages, 150

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  1. Middle Ages
  2. Guild
  3. Boyar
  4. Knight
  5. Knyaz
  6. Samurai
  7. Serfdom
  8. Chivalry

Africa, 8

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  1. Ajuran Sultanate
  2. Almoravid dynasty
  3. Ghana Empire
  4. Kanem Empire
  5. Mali Empire
  6. Songhai Empire
  7. Timbuktu
  8. Trans-Saharan trade

Americas, 8

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  1. Aztec
  2. Inca Empire
  3. Pre-Columbian era
  4. Chimú culture
  5. Mississippian culture
  6. Moche (culture)
  7. Tiwanaku
  8. Wari culture

Asia, 50

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  1. Islamic Golden Age
  2. Mamluk
Central Asia and Iran, 9
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  1. Aq Qoyunlu
  2. Golden Horde
  3. Kara Koyunlu
  4. Muslim conquest of Persia
  5. Khwarazmian dynasty
  6. Göktürks
  7. Seljuq dynasty
    1. Great Seljuq Empire
  8. Uyghur Khaganate
Eastern Asia, 19
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  1. Goryeo
  2. Han Dynasty
  3. Heian period
  4. Jin Dynasty (265–420)
  5. Jin Dynasty (1115–1234)
  6. Liao Dynasty
  7. Mongol Empire
  8. Ninja
  9. Qin Dynasty
  10. Sixteen Kingdoms
  11. Song Dynasty
  12. Southern and Northern Dynasties
  13. Sui Dynasty
  14. Tang Dynasty
  15. Three Kingdoms
  16. Xia Dynasty
  17. Yuan Dynasty
  18. Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period
  19. Khitan people
Southern Asia, 3
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  1. Delhi Sultanate
  2. Muslim conquest in the Indian subcontinent
  3. Vijayanagara Empire
Southeastern Asia, 7
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  1. Champa
  2. Khmer Empire
  3. Majapahit
  4. Malacca sultanate
  5. Pagan Kingdom
  6. Srivijaya
  7. Trần Dynasty
Western Asia, 9
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  1. Abbasid Caliphate
  2. Crusades
    1. Crusader states
  3. Empire of Nicaea
  4. Fatimid Caliphate
  5. Latin Empire
  6. Ottoman Empire
  7. Sultanate of Rum
  8. Umayyad Caliphate

Europe, 77

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  1. Black Death
  2. East–West Schism
  3. House of Habsburg
  4. House of Medici
  5. Normans
  6. Renaissance
Eastern Europe and Central, 26
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  1. Cuman people
  2. Eurasian Avars
  3. First Bulgarian Empire
  4. Second Bulgarian Empire
  5. Byzantine Empire
    1. Arab–Byzantine Wars
    2. Byzantine–Bulgarian wars
    3. Byzantine–Ottoman Wars
    4. Fall of Constantinople
  6. Kingdom of Galicia–Volhynia
  7. Grand Duchy of Lithuania
  8. Grand Duchy of Moscow
  9. Kingdom of Hungary
  10. Hussite Wars
  11. Khazars
  12. Kievan Rus'
  13. Great Moravia
  14. Novgorod Republic
  15. Cretan War (1645–69)
  16. Pechenegs
  17. Teutonic Knights
  18. Vladimir-Suzdal
  19. Volga Bulgaria
  20. Kingdom of Bohemia
  21. Polish–Lithuanian–Teutonic War
  22. Rurik Dynasty
Western Europe, 45
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  1. Al-Andalus
    1. Caliphate of Córdoba
    2. Reconquista
  2. Kingdom of Aragon
  3. Duchy of Burgundy
  4. Kingdom of Castile
  5. Francia
    1. East Francia
    2. West Francia
  6. Kingdom of France
  7. Carolingian Empire
    1. Capetian dynasty
    2. Carolingian dynasty
    3. Merovingian dynasty
  8. Kingdom of England
    1. Anglo-Saxons
    2. Battle of Hastings
    3. Norman conquest of England
    4. Wars of the Roses
  9. Hanseatic League
  10. Kalmar Union
  11. Holy Roman Empire
  12. House of Plantagenet
  13. Hundred Years' War
  14. Inquisition
  15. Knights Templar
  16. Lombards
  17. Northern Crusades
  18. Ostsiedlung
  19. Papal States
  20. Republic of Genoa
  21. Kingdom of Sicily
  22. Republic of Venice
  23. Viking Age
  24. Vikings
  25. Visigothic Kingdom
  26. Austrasia
  27. Franks
  28. Investiture Controversy
  29. Kingdom of Germany
  30. Wends
  31. Gothic War (535–554)
  32. Guelphs and Ghibellines
  33. Neustria
  34. Salic law

Early modern history, 93

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Basics, 11

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  1. Early modern period
  2. Age of Discovery
  3. British Empire
  4. French colonial empire
  5. Little Ice Age
  6. Portuguese Empire
  7. Spanish Empire
  8. Scientific revolution
  9. Seven Years' War
  10. Treaty of Zaragoza
  11. Treaty of Tordesillas

Africa, 9

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  1. African slave trade
  2. Atlantic slave trade
  3. Bornu Empire
  4. Kingdom of Mutapa
  5. Ashanti Empire
  6. Kingdom of Kongo
  7. Oyo Empire
  8. Sennar (sultanate)
  9. Hausa Kingdoms

Americas, 11

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  1. American Revolutionary War
  2. European colonization of the Americas
    1. British colonization of the Americas
    2. Spanish colonization of the Americas
      1. Spanish conquest of the Aztec Empire
      2. Spanish conquest of the Inca Empire
  3. French and Indian Wars
    1. French and Indian War
  4. Wounded Knee Massacre
  5. Lewis and Clark Expedition
  6. Spanish American wars of independence

Asia, 23

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  1. 1556 Shaanxi earthquake
  2. Bengal famine of 1770
  3. Deccan sultanates
  4. Dutch East India Company
  5. East India Company
  6. Edo period
    1. Tokugawa shogunate
  7. Japanese invasions of Korea
  8. Joseon
  9. Kazakh Khanate
  10. Ming Dynasty
  11. Maratha Empire
  12. Mughal Empire
  13. Russian conquest of Siberia
  14. Safavid dynasty
  15. Sikh Empire
  16. Ayutthaya Kingdom
  17. Khanate of Bukhara
  18. Lan Xang
  19. Lê Dynasty
  20. Khanate of Sibir
  21. Taungoo Dynasty
  22. Zunghar Khanate

Europe, 39

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Basics, 4
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  1. Age of Enlightenment
  2. Protestant Reformation
  3. Thirty Years' War
  4. Counter-Reformation
Western Europe, 16
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  1. 1755 Lisbon earthquake
  2. Anglo-Dutch Wars
  3. Congress of Berlin
  4. Eighty Years' War
  5. English Civil War
  6. French Revolution
    1. French Revolutionary Wars
  7. French Wars of Religion
  8. Huguenot
  9. Italian Wars
  10. Prussia
  11. Puritan
  12. Spanish Inquisition
  13. War of the Austrian Succession
  14. War of the Spanish Succession
  15. Enclosure
Eastern Europe and Central, 19
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  1. Cossacks
    1. Cossack Hetmanate
  2. Crimean Khanate
  3. Great Northern War
  4. Great Turkish War
  5. House of Romanov
  6. Khanate of Kazan
  7. Livonian War
  8. Partitions of Poland
  9. Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth
  10. The Great Game
  11. Tsardom of Russia
    1. Oprichnina
  12. History of the Russo-Turkish wars
  13. Ottoman wars in Europe
  14. Union of Lublin
  15. Muscovite–Lithuanian Wars
  16. Polish–Muscovite War (1605–18)
  17. Russo-Polish War (1654–1667)

Modern history, 213

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Basics, 46

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  1. Modern history
  2. 1973 oil crisis
  3. Abolitionism
  4. Anti-Comintern Pact
  5. Movements for civil rights
  6. Cold War
  7. Decolonization
  8. Financial crisis of 2007–2008
  9. Great Depression
  10. Industrial Revolution
  11. Information Age
  12. Interwar period
  13. Kellogg–Briand Pact
  14. New Imperialism
  15. Space exploration
  16. Space Race
  17. 1918 flu pandemic
  18. War on Terror
  19. Women's suffrage
  20. World War I
    1. Balkans Campaign
    2. Eastern Front
    3. Italian Campaign
    4. Middle Eastern theatre of World War I
    5. Treaty of Lausanne
    6. Treaty of Saint-Germain-en-Laye (1919)
    7. Treaty of Trianon
    8. Western Front
    9. Paris Peace Conference
  21. World War II
    1. Allies of World War II
    2. Atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki
    3. Attack on Pearl Harbor
    4. Axis powers
    5. Battle of the Atlantic
    6. Battle of Britain
    7. Eastern Front
    8. Invasion of Poland
    9. Mediterranean, Middle East and African theatres of World War II
    10. Molotov–Ribbentrop Pact
    11. Nuremberg trials
    12. Pacific War
    13. Western Front
    14. Winter War
    15. Yalta Conference
  22. Collectivization

Africa, 18

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  1. Arab Spring
  2. Algerian War
  3. Angolan Civil War
  4. Anglo–Zulu War
  5. Apartheid in South Africa
  6. Biafra
  7. Congo Free State
  8. Ethiopian Civil War
  9. First Boer War
  10. Libyan civil war
  11. Mahdist War
  12. Nigerian Civil War
  13. Rwandan Genocide
  14. Scramble for Africa
  15. Second Boer War
  16. Second Congo War
  17. Second Italo–Ethiopian War
  18. Sokoto Caliphate

Americas, 23

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  1. 2010 Haiti earthquake
  2. American Civil War
  3. American Indian Wars
  4. Civil Rights Movement
  5. Confederate States of America
  6. Cuban missile crisis
  7. Cuban revolution
  8. Dust Bowl
  9. Empire of Brazil
  10. Gran Colombia
  11. Haitian Revolution
  12. Manhattan Project
  13. Mexican War of Independence
  14. Mexican Revolution
  15. Mexican–American War
  16. September 11 attacks
  17. Spanish–American War
  18. Wall Street Crash of 1929
  19. War of 1812
  20. Paraguayan War
  21. War of the Pacific
  22. American frontier
  23. New Deal

Asia, 56

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Eastern Asia, 24
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  1. 1931 China floods
  2. 1976 Tangshan earthquake
  3. 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami
    1. Fukushima nuclear disaster
  4. Boxer Rebellion
  5. History of the People's Republic of China
  6. Chinese Civil War
  7. Cultural Revolution
  8. Empire of Japan
  9. First Opium War
  10. First Sino-Japanese War
  11. Great Leap Forward
  12. Great Chinese Famine
  13. Korean War
  14. Meiji period
  15. Meiji Restoration
  16. Qing Dynasty
  17. Russo-Japanese War
  18. Second Opium War
  19. Second Sino-Japanese War
  20. Taiping Rebellion
  21. Tiananmen Square protests of 1989
  22. Xinhai Revolution
  23. Unequal treaty
Southern Asia, 9
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  1. 1970 Bhola cyclone
  2. Bangladesh Liberation War
  3. British Raj
  4. Indian independence movement
  5. Indian Rebellion of 1857
  6. Indo-Pakistani War of 1971
  7. Partition of India
  8. Nguyen dynasty
  9. Konbaung Dynasty
Southeastern Asia, 9
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  1. 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami
  2. Dutch East Indies
  3. French Indochina
  4. Indonesian National Revolution
  5. Philippine–American War
  6. Philippine Revolution
  7. Vietnam War
  8. Khmer Rouge
  9. First Indochina War
Western Asia, 14
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  1. 1953 Iranian coup d'état
  2. Arab–Israeli conflict
  3. Armenian Genocide
  4. Israeli Declaration of Independence
  5. Gulf War
  6. Iran–Iraq War
  7. Iranian Revolution
  8. Iraq War
  9. Israeli–Palestinian conflict
  10. Persian Constitutional Revolution
  11. Soviet war in Afghanistan
  12. Turkish War of Independence
  13. Young Turks
  14. War in Afghanistan (2001–present)

Europe, 70

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Basics, 11
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  1. Austrian Empire
  2. Austria-Hungary
  3. Congress of Vienna
  4. European integration
  5. History of the European Union
  6. The Holocaust
  7. Holy Alliance
  8. Iron Curtain
  9. Revolutions of 1848
  10. Treaty of Paris (1814)
  11. Treaty of Versailles
Eastern Europe, 30
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  1. Balkan Wars
    1. First Balkan War
    2. Second Balkan War
  2. Chernobyl disaster
  3. Crimean War
  4. Czechoslovakia
  5. Dissolution of the Soviet Union
  6. East Germany
  7. French invasion of Russia
  8. Great Purge
  9. Greco-Turkish War (1919–22)
  10. Greek War of Independence
  11. Gulag
  12. Holodomor
  13. Hungarian Revolution of 1956
  14. Polish–Soviet War
  15. Prague Spring
  16. Revolutions of 1989
  17. Russian Civil War
  18. Russian Empire
  19. Revolution of 1905
  20. Russian Revolution
  21. Russo-Turkish War (1877–1878)
  22. Solidarity (Polish trade union)
  23. Eastern Bloc
  24. Soviet Union
    1. Mensheviks
    2. NKVD
  25. Yugoslavia
  26. Population transfer in the Soviet Union
Western Europe, 29
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  1. Belgian Revolution
  2. Berlin Wall
  3. First French Empire
  4. Franco-Prussian War
  5. French First Republic
  6. German Confederation
  7. German Empire
  8. German reunification
  9. Great Famine (Ireland)
  10. Hundred Days
  11. Italian unification
  12. July Revolution
  13. Napoleonic Wars
  14. Nazi Germany
    1. Beer Hall Putsch
    2. Gestapo
    3. Nazi Party
    4. Schutzstaffel
    5. Sturmabteilung
    6. 20 July Plot
  15. Peninsular War
  16. Paris Commune
  17. Second Spanish Republic
  18. Spanish Civil War
  19. The Troubles
  20. Unification of Germany
  21. Nazi concentration camps
  22. Weimar Republic
  23. Stab-in-the-back myth

Historical cities, 1

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  1. Antioch

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Geography, 1000

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Basics, 48

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  1. Geography
  2. Capital city
  3. City
  4. Country
  5. Exploration
  6. Dependent territory
  7. Border
  8. Rural area
  9. Suburb
  10. Village
Cartography, 13
  1. Atlas
  2. Contour line
  3. Geodetic datum
  4. Geographic coordinate system
    1. Latitude
    2. Longitude
  5. Geoid
  6. Globe
  7. Great circle
  8. Map projection
    1. Mercator projection
  9. Reference ellipsoid
  10. Scale (map)
Direction, 5
  1. Cardinal direction
  2. North
  3. East
  4. South
  5. West
Earth, 10
  1. Antarctic Circle
  2. Arctic Circle
  3. Circle of latitude
  4. Equator
  5. Meridian (geography)
  6. North Pole
  7. Prime meridian
  8. South Pole
  9. Tropic of Cancer
  10. Tropic of Capricorn
Continent, 10
  1. Continent
  2. Africa
  3. America
  4. Antarctica
  5. Asia
  6. Australia
  7. Eurasia
  8. Europe
  9. North America
  10. South America

Physical geography, 385

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Bodies of water, 207

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Oceans and seas, 67
[change | change source]
  1. Arctic Ocean
    1. Baffin Bay
    2. Barents Sea
    3. Beaufort Sea
    4. Chukchi Sea
    5. East Siberian Sea
    6. Greenland Sea
    7. Hudson Bay
    8. Kara Sea
    9. Laptev Sea
    10. White Sea
  2. Atlantic Ocean
    1. Baltic Sea
      1. Gulf of Bothnia
    2. Bay of Biscay
    3. Gulf of Guinea
    4. Irish Sea
    5. Labrador Sea
    6. North Sea
    7. Norwegian Sea
    8. Sargasso Sea
  3. Black Sea
    1. Sea of Azov
  4. Caribbean Sea
    1. Gulf of Mexico
    2. Gulf of Saint Lawrence
  5. Mediterranean Sea
    1. Adriatic Sea
    2. Aegean Sea
    3. Ionian Sea
    4. Ligurian Sea
    5. Sea of Marmara
    6. Tyrrhenian Sea
  6. Indian Ocean
    1. Andaman Sea
    2. Arabian Sea
    3. Bay of Bengal
    4. Persian Gulf
    5. Red Sea
    6. Timor Sea
  7. Pacific Ocean
    1. Arafura Sea
    2. Bering Sea
    3. Celebes Sea
    4. Coral Sea
    5. East China Sea
    6. Flores Sea
    7. Gulf of Alaska
    8. Gulf of California
    9. Gulf of Carpentaria
    10. Gulf of Thailand
    11. Java Sea
    12. Molucca Sea
    13. Philippine Sea
    14. Sea of Japan
    15. Sea of Okhotsk
    16. Solomon Sea
    17. South China Sea
    18. Sulu Sea
    19. Tasman Sea
    20. Yellow Sea
  8. Southern Ocean
    1. Amundsen Sea
    2. Great Australian Bight
    3. Ross Sea
    4. Scotia Sea
    5. Weddell Sea
Straits, 29
[change | change source]
  1. Bab-el-Mandeb
  2. Bass Strait
  3. Bering Strait
  4. Bosphorus
  5. Cook Strait
  6. Davis Strait
  7. Denmark Strait
  8. Dardanelles
  9. Strait of Dover
  10. Drake Passage
  11. English Channel
  12. Straits of Florida
  13. Strait of Gibraltar
  14. Strait of Hormuz
  15. Hudson Strait
  16. Kattegat
  17. Korea Strait
  18. Strait of Magellan
  19. Strait of Malacca
  20. Mozambique Channel
  21. Strait of Otranto
  22. Palk Strait
  23. Skagerrak
  24. Sunda Strait
  25. Taiwan Strait
  26. Torres Strait
  27. Tsugaru Strait
  28. Yucatán Channel
  29. Øresund
Rivers, 71
[change | change source]
Africa, 12
[change | change source]
  1. Congo River
    1. Kasai River
    2. Ubangi River
  2. Limpopo River
  3. Niger River
    1. Benue River
  4. Nile
    1. Blue Nile
    2. White Nile
  5. Orange River
  6. Senegal River
  7. Zambezi
North America, 9
[change | change source]
  1. Colorado River
  2. Columbia River
  3. Mackenzie River
  4. Mississippi River
    1. Missouri River
    2. Ohio River
  5. Rio Grande
  6. Saint Lawrence River
  7. Yukon River
South America, 9
[change | change source]
  1. Amazon River
    1. Madeira River
    2. Rio Negro (Amazon)
    3. Tocantins River
  2. Magdalena River
  3. Orinoco
  4. Paraná River
  5. Uruguay River
  6. São Francisco River
Asia, 27
[change | change source]
  1. Yangtze River
  2. Yellow River (Huang He)
  3. Mekong
  4. Lena River
  5. Yenisei River
    1. Angara River
  6. Ob River
    1. Irtysh River
  7. Indus River
  8. Brahmaputra River
  9. Amur River
    1. Songhua River
  10. Euphrates
  11. Amu Darya
  12. Ganges
    1. Yamuna
  13. Salween River
  14. Ural River
  15. Syr Darya
  16. Irrawaddy River
  17. Kolyma River
  18. Pearl River (China)
  19. Tigris
  20. Indigirka River
  21. Godavari River
  22. Krishna River
  23. Liao River
Europe, 13
[change | change source]
  1. Volga River
  2. Danube
  3. Dnieper River
  4. Don River (Russia)
  5. Pechora River
  6. Northern Dvina River
  7. Rhine
  8. Elbe
  9. Vistula
  10. Tagus
  11. Daugava River
  12. Loire
  13. Oder
Oceania, 1
[change | change source]
  1. Murray River
Lakes, 37
[change | change source]
Africa, 8
[change | change source]
  1. African Great Lakes
    1. Lake Victoria
    2. Lake Tanganyika
    3. Lake Malawi
    4. Lake Turkana
    5. Lake Albert (Africa)
  2. Lake Mweru
  3. Lake Chad
North America, 10
[change | change source]
  1. Great Lakes
    1. Lake Superior
    2. Lake Michigan
    3. Lake Huron
    4. Lake Erie
    5. Lake Ontario
  2. Great Bear Lake
  3. Great Slave Lake
  4. Lake Winnipeg
  5. Lake Nicaragua
South America, 2
[change | change source]
  1. Lake Maracaibo
  2. Lake Titicaca
Antarctica, 1
[change | change source]
  1. Lake Vostok
Asia, 11
[change | change source]
  1. Caspian Sea
  2. Lake Baikal
  3. Lake Balkhash
  4. Issyk Kul
  5. Lake Urmia
  6. Lake Van
  7. Qinghai Lake
  8. Poyang Lake
  9. Aral Sea
  10. Dead Sea
Europe, 5
[change | change source]
  1. Lake Ladoga
  2. Lake Onega
  3. Vänern
  4. Saimaa
  5. Lake Peipus
Oceania, 1
[change | change source]
  1. Lake Eyre
Canals, 3
[change | change source]
  1. Erie Canal
  2. Panama Canal
  3. Suez Canal

Islands, 60

[change | change source]
Africa, 3
[change | change source]
  1. Canary Islands
  2. Mascarene Islands
  3. Zanzibar Archipelago
Americas, 21
[change | change source]
Central America and Caribbean, 3
  1. Greater Antilles
    1. Hispaniola
  2. Lesser Antilles
North America, 13
  1. Greenland
  2. Canadian Arctic Archipelago
    1. Queen Elizabeth Islands
      1. Ellesmere Island
    2. Banks Island
    3. Baffin Island
    4. Victoria Island (Canada)
    5. Axel Heiberg Island
    6. Melville Island (Northwest Territories and Nunavut)
    7. Southampton Island
    8. Prince of Wales Island (Nunavut)
  3. Newfoundland (island)
  4. Vancouver Island
South America, 5
  1. Easter Island
  2. Galápagos Islands
  3. Tierra del Fuego
  4. Marajó
  5. Falkland Islands
Asia, 19
[change | change source]
  1. Malay Archipelago
    1. Maluku Islands
    2. Luzon
    3. Mindanao
    4. Sunda Islands
      1. Borneo
      2. Sumatra
      3. Sulawesi
      4. Java
      5. Lesser Sunda Islands
        1. Timor
  2. Honshu
  3. Hokkaido
  4. Sakhalin
  5. Kyushu
  6. Severnaya Zemlya
  7. New Siberian Islands
  8. Shikoku
  9. Taiwan
Europe, 10
[change | change source]
  1. British Isles
    1. Great Britain
    2. Ireland
  2. Novaya Zemlya
  3. Spitsbergen
  4. Sicily
  5. Sardinia
  6. Franz Josef Land
  7. Corsica
  8. Zealand
Oceania, 6
[change | change source]
  1. Hawaiian Islands
  2. New Britain
  3. New Guinea
  4. North Island
  5. South Island
  6. Tasmania
Antarctica, 1
[change | change source]
  1. Alexander Island

Peninsulas, 23

[change | change source]
Africa, 1
  1. Horn of Africa
Americas, 4
  1. Baja California peninsula
  2. Alaska Peninsula
  3. Labrador Peninsula
  4. Yucatán Peninsula
Asia, 10
  1. Indian subcontinent
  2. Asia Minor
  3. Arabian Peninsula
  4. Indochina
  5. Korean Peninsula
  6. Malay Peninsula
  7. Chukchi Peninsula
  8. Kamchatka Peninsula
  9. Sinai Peninsula
  10. Taymyr Peninsula
Europe, 5
  1. Balkans
  2. Iberian Peninsula
  3. Italian Peninsula
  4. Jutland
  5. Kola Peninsula
  6. Scandinavian Peninsula
Oceania, 1
  1. Cape York Peninsula
Antarctica, 1
  1. Antarctic Peninsula

Land relief, 75

[change | change source]
Africa, 4
[change | change source]
  1. Atlas Mountains
  2. Drakensberg
  3. Ethiopian Highlands
  4. Great Rift Valley (geographical concept)
Americas, 16
[change | change source]
  1. American Cordillera
North America, 11
  1. Adirondack Mountains
  2. Appalachian Mountains
  3. Black Hills
  4. Bryce Canyon National Park
  5. Canadian Shield
  6. Grand Canyon
  7. Great Plains
  8. Columbia Plateau
  9. Pacific Coast Ranges
    1. Sierra Nevada (U.S.)
  10. Rocky Mountains
South America, 4
  1. Andes
    1. Altiplano
  2. Brazilian Highlands
  3. Guiana Shield
Asia, 26
[change | change source]
Central Asia, Caucasus, Iran, Afghanistan, 7
  1. Iranian plateau
  2. Zagros Mountains
  3. Hindu Kush
  4. Caucasus Mountains
  5. Tian Shan
  6. Alborz
  7. Turan Depression
Eastern Asia, 5
  1. North China Plain
  2. Tibetan Plateau
  3. Kunlun Mountains
  4. Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau
  5. Mongolian Plateau
Northern Asia, 6
  1. West Siberian Plain
  2. Central Siberian Plateau
  3. Altai Mountains
  4. Sayan Mountains
  5. Verkhoyansk Range
  6. Sikhote-Alin
Southern Asia, 5
  1. Deccan Plateau
  2. Himalayas
  3. Karakoram
  4. Indo-Gangetic Plain
  5. Western Ghats
Southeastern Asia, 0
Western Asia, 3
  1. Pontic Mountains
  2. Taurus Mountains
  3. Najd
Europe, 9
[change | change source]
  1. Alps
  2. Apennine Mountains
  3. Balkan Mountains
  4. Carpathian Mountains
  5. East European Plain
  6. North European Plain
  7. Pyrenees
  8. Scandinavian Mountains
  9. Ural Mountains
Oceania, 2
[change | change source]
  1. Great Dividing Range
  2. Southern Alps
Antarctica, 1
[change | change source]
  1. Transantarctic Mountains
Mountain peaks, 17
[change | change source]
  1. Aconcagua
  2. Denali
  3. K2
  4. Mauna Loa
  5. Mount Elbrus
  6. Mount Etna
  7. Mount Everest
  8. Mount Kenya
  9. Mount Kilimanjaro
  10. Mount Kosciuszko
  11. Mount Logan
  12. Mount Olympus
  13. Mount Parnassus
  14. Mount St. Helens
  15. Mount Vesuvius
  16. Mount Whitney
  17. Vinson Massif

Ocean floor, 7

[change | change source]
  1. Chile Rise
  2. East Pacific Rise
  3. Mid-Atlantic Ridge
  4. Pacific-Antarctic Ridge
  5. Central Indian Ridge
  6. Southwest Indian Ridge
  7. Mariana Trench

Deserts, 10

[change | change source]
  1. Gobi Desert
  2. Sahara
  3. Arabian Desert
  4. Kalahari Desert
  5. Negev
  6. Taklamakan Desert
  7. Great Victoria Desert
  8. Atacama Desert
  9. Patagonian Desert
  10. Great Basin Desert

Others, 3

[change | change source]
  1. Great Barrier Reef
  2. Iguaçu Falls
  3. Niagara Falls

Parks and preserves, 39

[change | change source]

World Heritage Sites, 33

[change | change source]
  1. World Heritage Site
Africa, 10
  1. Aïr Mountains
  2. Tassili n'Ajjer
  3. Selous Game Reserve
  4. Salonga National Park
  5. Manovo-Gounda St. Floris National Park
  6. Serengeti National Park
  7. Okapi Wildlife Reserve
  8. Banc d'Arguin National Park
  9. Comoé National Park
  10. Ngorongoro Conservation Area
Asia, 4
  1. Sundarbans National Park
  2. Kaziranga National Park
  3. Lorentz National Park
  4. Tropical Rainforest Heritage of Sumatra
Europe, 3
  1. Białowieża Forest
  2. Virgin Komi Forests
  3. Giant's Causeway
North America, 12
  1. Yellowstone National Park
  2. Redwood National and State Parks
  3. Chaco Culture National Historical Park
  4. Mesa Verde National Park
  5. Yosemite National Park
  6. Olympic National Park
  7. Everglades National Park
  8. Kluane / Wrangell – St. Elias / Glacier Bay / Tatshenshini-Alsek
  9. La Amistad International Park
  10. Sian Ka'an
  11. Great Smoky Mountains National Park
  12. Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument
Oceania, 1
  1. Te Wahipounamu
South America, 2
  1. Serra do Mar
  2. Jaú National Park

Protected areas, 6

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  1. Northeast Greenland National Park
  2. Great Limpopo Transfrontier Park
  3. Central Kalahari Game Reserve
  4. Wood Buffalo National Park
  5. Gates of the Arctic National Park and Preserve
  6. Tumucumaque National Park

Cities, 300

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Asia

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  1. Abu Dhabi
  2. Ahmedabad
  3. Almaty
  4. Amman
  5. Ankara
  6. Ashgabat
  7. Astana
  8. Baghdad
  9. Baku
  10. Bangalore
  11. Bangkok
  12. Beijing
  13. Beirut
  14. Bishkek
  15. Busan
  16. Chengdu
  17. Chennai
  18. Chongqing
  19. Colombo
  20. Damascus
  21. Delhi
  22. Dhaka
  23. Dili
  24. Doha
  25. Dubai
  26. Dushanbe
  27. Isfahan
  28. Gaza
  29. Guangzhou
  30. Hanoi
  31. Ho Chi Minh City
  32. Hong Kong
  33. Hyderabad
  34. Islamabad
  35. Istanbul
  36. Izmir
  37. Jaipur
  38. Jakarta
  39. Jeddah
  40. Jerusalem
  41. Kabul
  42. Karachi
  43. Kathmandu
  44. Kolkata
  45. Kuala Lumpur
  46. Kuwait City
  47. Kyoto
  48. Lahore
  49. Lhasa
  50. Manama
  51. Manila
  52. Mecca
  53. Moroni, Comoros
  54. Mumbai
  55. Muscat, Oman
  56. Nagoya
  57. Nanjing
  58. Naypyidaw
  59. New Delhi
  60. Osaka
  61. Phnom Penh
  62. Pyongyang
  63. Pune
  64. Ramallah
  65. Riyadh
  66. Samarkand
  67. Sana'a
  68. Sapporo
  69. Seoul
  70. Shanghai
  71. Shenzhen
  72. Singapore
  73. Surabaya
  74. Surat
  75. Taipei
  76. Tashkent
  77. Tbilisi
  78. Tehran
  79. Tel Aviv
  80. Thimphu
  81. Tianjin
  82. Tokyo
  83. Ulan Bator
  84. Vientiane
  85. Vladivostok
  86. Wuhan
  87. Xi'an
  88. Yangon
  89. Yerevan
  90. Yokohama

Africa

[change | change source]
  1. Abuja
  2. Accra
  3. Addis Ababa
  4. Alexandria
  5. Algiers
  6. Antananarivo
  7. Bamako
  8. Bissau
  9. Brazzaville
  10. Bujumbura
  11. Cairo
  12. Cape Town
  13. Casablanca
  14. Conakry
  15. Dakar
  16. Dar es Salaam
  17. Durban
  18. Gaborone
  19. Harare
  20. Johannesburg
  21. Kampala
  22. Khartoum
  23. Kinshasa
  24. Lagos
  25. Libreville
  26. Lilongwe
  27. Lomé
  28. Luanda
  29. Lusaka
  30. Malabo
  31. Malé
  32. Maputo
  33. Maseru
  34. Mbabane
  35. Mogadishu
  36. Monrovia
  37. Nairobi
  38. N'Djamena
  39. Niamey
  40. Nouakchott
  41. Ouagadougou
  42. Port Louis
  43. Porto-Novo
  44. Praia
  45. Pretoria
  46. Rabat
  47. São Tomé
  48. Tripoli
  49. Tunis
  50. Victoria, Seychelles
  51. Windhoek
  52. Yaoundé

Americas

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South America
  1. Asunción
  2. Bogotá
  3. Brasília
  4. Buenos Aires
  5. Caracas
  6. Curitiba
  7. Georgetown, Guyana
  8. La Paz
  9. Lima
  10. Montevideo
  11. Paramaribo
  12. Quito
  13. Recife
  14. Rio de Janeiro
  15. Santiago
  16. São Paulo
  17. Sucre
  18. Valparaiso
USA and Canada
  1. Atlanta
  2. Boston
  3. Chicago
  4. Dallas
  5. Denver
  6. Detroit
  7. Houston
  8. Los Angeles
  9. Las Vegas
  10. Miami
  11. Montreal
  12. New Orleans
  13. New York City
  14. Ottawa
  15. Philadelphia
  16. Phoenix
  17. St. Louis
  18. San Francisco
  19. Seattle
  20. Toronto
  21. Vancouver
  22. Washington, D.C.
Middle America
  1. Bridgetown
  2. Castries
  3. Guadalajara
  4. Guatemala City
  5. Havana
  6. Kingston, Jamaica
  7. Kingstown
  8. Managua
  9. Mexico City
  10. Monterrey
  11. Nassau, Bahamas
  12. Panama City
  13. Port-au-Prince
  14. Port of Spain
  15. Roseau
  16. San Juan, Puerto Rico
  17. San José, Costa Rica
  18. San Salvador
  19. Santo Domingo
  20. St. George's, Grenada
  21. St. John's, Antigua and Barbuda
  22. Tegucigalpa

Europe

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  1. Bratislava
  2. Budapest
  3. Lisbon
  4. Ljubljana
  5. Nicosia
  6. Prague
  7. Valletta
  8. Amsterdam
  9. Brussels
  10. The Hague
Scandinavia
  1. Copenhagen
  2. Helsinki
  3. Oslo
  4. Reykjavík
  5. Stockholm
Balkans
  1. Athens
  2. Belgrade
  3. Bucharest
  4. Podgorica
  5. Sarajevo
  6. Skopje
  7. Sofia
  8. Thessaloniki
  9. Tirana
  10. Zagreb
Germany, Austria and Switzerland
  1. Berlin
  2. Bern
  3. Cologne
  4. Dresden
  5. Düsseldorf
  6. Frankfurt
  7. Geneva
  8. Hamburg
  9. Hanover
  10. Munich
  11. Nuremberg
  12. Stuttgart
  13. Vienna
  14. Zurich
United Kingdom and Ireland
  1. Birmingham
  2. Dublin
  3. Edinburgh
  4. Glasgow
  5. Leeds
  6. Liverpool
  7. London
  8. Manchester
France
  1. Bordeaux
  2. Lyon
  3. Marseille
  4. Paris
  5. Strasbourg
  6. Toulouse
Italy and Spain
  1. Barcelona
  2. Florence
  3. Genoa
  4. Madrid
  5. Milan
  6. Naples
  7. Palermo
  8. Rome
  9. Seville
  10. Turin
  11. Valencia
  12. Venice
Russia, Ukraine, Moldova and Belarus
  1. Chișinău
  2. Kharkiv
  3. Kiev
  4. Lviv
  5. Minsk
  6. Moscow
  7. Nizhny Novgorod
  8. Novosibirsk
  9. Odessa
  10. Saint Petersburg
  11. Volgograd
  12. Yekaterinburg
Poland and Baltic region
  1. Gdańsk
  2. Kraków
  3. Riga
  4. Tallinn
  5. Vilnius
  6. Warsaw

Oceania

[change | change source]
  1. Canberra
  2. Funafuti
  3. Honiara
  4. Honolulu
  5. Majuro
  6. Melbourne
  7. Nukuʻalofa
  8. Palikir
  9. Perth
  10. Port Vila
  11. Suva
  12. Sydney
  13. Wellington

Countries/territories, 209

[change | change source]
  1. List of countries.
  2. Abkhazia
  3. Afghanistan
  4. Albania
  5. Algeria
  6. American Samoa
  7. Andorra
  8. Angola
  9. Antigua and Barbuda
  10. Argentina
  11. Armenia
  12. Aruba
  13. Australia
  14. Austria
  15. Azerbaijan
  16. The Bahamas
  17. Bahrain
  18. Bangladesh
  19. Barbados
  20. Belarus
  21. Belgium
  22. Belize
  23. Benin
  24. Bermuda
  25. Bhutan
  26. Bolivia
  27. Bosnia and Herzegovina
  28. Botswana
  29. Brazil
  30. Brunei
  31. Bulgaria
  32. Burkina Faso
  33. Burma
  34. Burundi
  35. Cambodia
  36. Cameroon
  37. Canada
  38. Cape Verde
  39. Central African Republic
  40. Chad
  41. Chile
  42. China
  43. Colombia
  44. Comoros
  45. Republic of the Congo
  46. Democratic Republic of the Congo
  47. Cook Islands
  48. Costa Rica
  49. Ivory Coast
  50. Croatia
  51. Cuba
  52. Cyprus
  53. Czech Republic
  54. Denmark
  55. Djibouti
  56. Dominica
  57. Dominican Republic
  58. East Timor
  59. Ecuador
  60. Egypt
  61. El Salvador
  62. Equatorial Guinea
  63. Eritrea
  64. Estonia
  65. Ethiopia
  66. Faroe Islands
  67. Fiji
  68. Finland
  69. France
  70. Gabon
  71. The Gambia
  72. Georgia
  73. Germany
  74. Ghana
  75. Gibraltar
  76. Greece
  77. Grenada
  78. Guam
  79. Guatemala
  80. Guinea
  81. Guinea-Bissau
  82. Guyana
  83. Haiti
  84. Honduras
  85. Hungary
  86. Iceland
  87. India
  88. Indonesia
  89. Iran
  90. Iraq
  91. Ireland
  92. Israel
  93. Italy
  94. Jamaica
  95. Japan
  96. Jordan
  97. Kazakhstan
  98. Kenya
  99. Kiribati
  100. South Korea
  101. North Korea
  102. Kosovo
  103. Kuwait
  104. Kyrgyzstan
  105. Laos
  106. Latvia
  107. Lebanon
  108. Lesotho
  109. Liberia
  110. Libya
  111. Liechtenstein
  112. Lithuania
  113. Luxembourg
  114. Macedonia
  115. Madagascar
  116. Malawi
  117. Malaysia
  118. Maldives
  119. Mali
  120. Malta
  121. Marshall Islands
  122. Mauritania
  123. Mauritius
  124. Mexico
  125. Micronesia, Federated States of
  126. Moldova
  127. Monaco
  128. Mongolia
  129. Montenegro
  130. Morocco
  131. Mozambique
  132. Namibia
  133. Nauru
  134. Nepal
  135. Netherlands
  136. New Zealand
  137. Nicaragua
  138. Niger
  139. Nigeria
  140. Northern Cyprus
  141. Norway
  142. Oman
  143. Pakistan
  144. Palau
  145. Palestine
  146. Panama
  147. Papua New Guinea
  148. Paraguay
  149. Peru
  150. Philippines
  151. Poland
  152. Portugal
  153. Puerto Rico
  154. Qatar
  155. Romania
  156. Russia
  157. Rwanda
  158. Saint Kitts and Nevis
  159. Saint Lucia
  160. Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
  161. Samoa
  162. San Marino
  163. São Tomé and Príncipe
  164. Saudi Arabia
  165. Senegal
  166. Serbia
  167. Seychelles
  168. Sierra Leone
  169. Slovakia
  170. Slovenia
  171. Solomon Islands
  172. Somalia
  173. South Africa
  174. South Ossetia
  175. South Sudan
  176. Spain
  177. Sri Lanka
  178. Sudan
  179. Suriname
  180. Swaziland
  181. Sweden
  182. Switzerland
  183. Syria
  184. Taiwan
  185. Tajikistan
  186. Tanzania
  187. Thailand
  188. Togo
  189. Tonga
  190. Trinidad and Tobago
  191. Tunisia
  192. Turkey
  193. Turkmenistan
  194. Tuvalu
  195. Uganda
  196. Ukraine
  197. United Arab Emirates
  198. United Kingdom
  199. United States
  200. Uruguay
  201. Uzbekistan
  202. Vanuatu
  203. Vatican City
  204. Venezuela
  205. Vietnam
  206. Western Sahara
  207. Yemen
  208. Zambia
  209. Zimbabwe

Regions, 19

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  1. Central America
  2. Middle East
  3. Oceania
  4. Scandinavia
  5. Southeast Asia

Country subdivisions, 14

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  1. Alaska
  2. Bavaria
  3. California
  4. Catalonia
  5. England
  6. Florida
  7. Northern Ireland
  8. Ontario
  9. Quebec
  10. Scotland
  11. Siberia
  12. Texas
  13. Tuscany
  14. Wales

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Basic, 30

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  1. Biology
    1. Botany
    2. Zoology
  2. Biological classification
    1. Systematics
    2. Species
    3. Genus
    4. Family (biology)
    5. Order (biology)
    6. Class (biology)
    7. Phylum
    8. Kingdom (biology)
    9. Domain (biology)
  3. Evolution
    1. Natural selection
  4. Genetics
    1. DNA
    2. RNA
    3. Gene
    4. Heredity
  5. Life
    1. Death
    2. Origin of life
  6. Microbiology
  7. Mycology
  8. Adaptation
  9. Genetic drift
  10. Mutation
  11. Paleontology
  12. Phylogenetics

Anatomy and Morphology, 100

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  1. Anatomy
  2. Camouflage
  3. Cell (biology)
  4. Endocrine system
  5. Immune system
  6. Organ (anatomy)
  7. Tissue (biology)

Animal anatomy and morphology, 68

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Circulatory system, 7
  1. Artery
  2. Blood
  3. Circulatory system
  4. Heart
  5. Red blood cell
  6. Vein
  7. White blood cell
Gastrointestinal tract, 9
  1. Human digestive system
  2. Colon (anatomy)
  3. Small intestine
  4. Liver
  5. Large intestine
  6. Mouth
  7. Human tooth
  8. Pancreas
  9. Stomach
Integumentary system, 8
  1. Integumentary system
  2. Breast
  3. Skin
  4. Feather
  5. Fur
  6. Hair
  7. Nail (anatomy)
  8. Scale (anatomy)
Muscular system, 3
  1. Muscular system
  2. Myocyte
  3. Skeletal striated muscle
Nervous system, 18
  1. Nervous system
  2. Brain
  3. nerve
  4. Sensory system
  5. Auditory system
    1. Ear
  6. Gustatory system
  7. Olfactory system
    1. Nose
  8. Somatosensory system
  9. Visual system
    1. Eye
  10. Intelligence
  11. Hearing
  12. Taste
  13. Olfaction
  14. Pain
  15. Visual perception
Reproductive system, 7
  1. Reproductive system
  2. Penis
  3. Vagina
  4. Sex organ
  5. Clitoris
  6. Ovary
  7. Testicle
Respiratory system, 3
  1. Respiratory system
  2. Lung
  3. Gill
Skeletal system, 7
  1. Skeleton
  2. Bone
  3. Chest
  4. Pelvis
  5. Skull
  6. Vertebral column
  7. Joint
Tissues, 4
  1. Epithelium
  2. Connective tissue
  3. Muscle
  4. Nervous tissue
Urinary system, 2
  1. Kidney
  2. Urinary bladder

Plant morphology and anatomy, 23

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  1. Plant cell
    1. Cell wall
  2. Bark
  3. Berry
  4. Flower
    1. Pollen
  5. Fruit
  6. Leaf
  7. Root
  8. Seed
  9. Stoma
Life forms, 4
  1. Herbaceous plant
  2. Liana
  3. Shrub
  4. Tree
Plant stem, 3
  1. Plant stem
  2. Trunk (botany)
  3. Wood
Plant tissues, 5
  1. Epidermis (botany)
  2. Ground tissue
  3. Meristem
  4. Vascular tissue
  5. Vascular cambium

Fungal morphology and anatomy, 2

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  1. Hypha
  2. Mycelium

Biochemistry, 28

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  1. Biomolecule
  2. Biological pigment
    1. Carotenoid
    2. Chlorophyll
    3. Melanin
  3. Carbohydrate
    1. Cellulose
    2. Starch
    3. Sugar
  4. Fat
    1. Fatty acid
    2. Lipid
  5. Protein
    1. Enzyme
    2. Hemoglobin
    3. Amino acid
  6. Hormone
    1. Estrogen
    2. Testosterone
  7. Alkaloid
  8. Lactose
  9. Chitin
  10. Glycogen
  11. Cholesterol
  12. Molecular biology
  13. Nucleic acid
  14. Epinephrine
  15. Plant hormone

Biological processes and Physiology, 42

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  1. Breathing
  2. Homeostasis
  3. Metabolism
  4. Excretion
  5. Respiration (physiology)

Biological reproduction and Ontogeny, 34

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Basics, 13
  1. Reproduction
  2. Human development (biology)
  3. Developmental biology
  4. Asexual reproduction
  5. Sexual reproduction
    1. Pregnancy
    2. Sex
      1. Female
      2. Male
  6. Menstruation
  7. Menstrual cycle
  8. Menopause
  9. Semen
Ontogeny, 16
  1. Ontogeny
  2. Cuticle
  3. Egg (biology)
  4. Embryo
  5. Fetus
  6. Imago
  7. Larva
  8. Longevity
  9. Metamorphosis
  10. Microbial cyst
  11. Moulting
  12. Nymph (biology)
  13. Puberty
  14. Pupa
  15. Spore
  16. Tadpole
Plant reproduction, 5
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  1. Plant reproduction
  2. Gametophyte
  3. Pollination
  4. Alternation of generations
  5. Sporophyte

Animal physiology, 1

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  1. Digestion

Plant physiology, 2

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  1. Photosynthesis
  2. Transpiration

Ecology, 9

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  1. Ecology
  2. Ecosystem
  3. Endangered species
  4. Extinction
  5. Extremophile
  6. Biome
  7. Biodiversity
  8. Competition (biology)
  9. Ecological niche

Organisms, 653

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  1. Organism

Animals, 456

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Basic, 10
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  1. Animal
  2. Arthropod
  3. Chelicerata
  4. Chordate
  5. Gnathostomata
  6. Hexapoda
  7. Invertebrate
  8. Nematode
  9. Tetrapod
  10. Vertebrate
Arachnids, 8
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  1. Acari
  2. Arachnid
  3. Opiliones
  4. Pseudoscorpion
  5. Scorpion
  6. Solifugae
  7. Spider
    1. Tarantula
Crustaceans, 8
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  1. Crustacean
  2. Amphipoda
  3. Branchiopoda
  4. Crab
  5. Decapoda
  6. Krill
  7. Lobster
  8. Malacostraca
Insects, 63
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  1. Insect
  2. Caddisfly
  3. Earwig
  4. Flea
  5. Louse
  6. Mantis
  7. Mecoptera
  8. Neuroptera
    1. Antlion
  9. Phasmatodea (stick insects)
  10. Plecoptera
  11. Psocoptera
  12. Strepsiptera
  13. Thrips
Beetles (Coleoptera), 9
  1. Beetle
  2. Curculionidae
  3. Coccinellidae (ladybird)
  4. Firefly
  5. Ground beetle
  6. Leaf beetle
    1. Colorado potato beetle
  7. Longhorn beetle
  8. Scarabaeidae
Cockroaches (Blattodea), 2
  1. Cockroach
  2. Termite
Flies (Diptera), 6
  1. Fly
  2. Drosophila melanogaster (common fruit fly)
  3. Horse-fly
  4. Housefly
  5. Mosquito
  6. Tsetse fly
Hemiptera (true bugs), 6
  1. Hemiptera
  2. Cicada
  3. Heteroptera (typical bugs)
    1. Bed bug
    2. Gerridae (water skaters)
  4. Aphid (plant lice)
Hymenoptera, 6
  1. Hymenoptera
  2. Ant
  3. Bee
    1. Bumblebee
    2. Western honey bee
  4. Wasp
Lepidoptera, 12
  1. Lepidoptera
  2. Butterfly
  3. Bombyx mori (domesticated silkmoth)
  4. Geometer moth
  5. Lycaenidae (Blues and Coppers)
  6. Moth
  7. Nymphalidae
  8. Pieridae (Yellow-Whites)
    1. Pieris brassicae
  9. Skipper (butterfly)
  10. Sphingidae
  11. Swallowtail butterfly
Odonata, 3
  1. Odonata
  2. Damselfly
  3. Dragonfly
Orthoptera, 5
  1. Orthoptera
  2. Cricket (insect)
  3. Grasshopper
  4. Mole cricket
  5. Tettigoniidae
Cnidarians, 3
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  1. Cnidaria
  2. Coral
  3. Jellyfish
Molluscas, 6
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  1. Mollusca
  2. Oyster
  3. Octopus
  4. Squid
  5. Slug
    1. Snail
Invertebrata, others, 5
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  1. Springtail
  2. Myriapoda
    1. Centipede
    2. Millipede
  3. Sea spider
Amphibians, 5
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  1. Amphibian
  2. Caecilian
  3. Frog
  4. Salamander
  5. True frog
Birds, 104
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  1. Bird
  2. Archaeopteryx
  3. Grebe
  4. Flamingo
  5. Hummingbird
  6. Mousebird
  7. Penguin
  8. Sandgrouse
  9. Tinamou
  10. Tropicbird
Accipitriformes and Falconiformes, 6
  1. Accipiter
  2. Eagle
  3. Falcon
  4. New World vulture
  5. Osprey
  6. Secretarybird
Anseriformes, 4
  1. Anatidae
  2. Duck
  3. Goose
  4. Swan
Apodiformes, 1
  1. Swift
Caprimulgiformes, 2
  1. Caprimulgiformes
  2. Nightjar
Charadriiformes, 7
  1. Charadriiformes
  2. Auk
  3. Buttonquail
  4. Gull
  5. Sandpiper
  6. Skua
  7. Tern
Ciconiiformes, 5
  1. Heron
  2. Ibis
  3. Shoebill
  4. Spoonbill
  5. Stork
Columbiformes, 3
  1. Dodo
  2. Columbidae
    1. Passenger Pigeon
Coraciiformes, 3
  1. Bee-eater
  2. Hornbill
  3. Hoopoe
Cuculiformes, 3
  1. Cuckoo
  2. Hoatzin
  3. Turaco
Galliformes, 7
  1. Galliformes
  2. Chicken
  3. Grouse
  4. Guineafowl
  5. Common Pheasant
  6. Common Quail
  7. Turkey (bird)
Gruiformes, 4
  1. Gruiformes
  2. Crane (bird)
  3. Bustard
  4. Rallidae
Passerines, 23
  1. Passerine
  2. Songbird
Corvoidea, 5
  1. Bird-of-paradise
  2. Corvidae
    1. Crow
    2. Eurasian Magpie
  3. Shrike
Passerida, 16
  1. Bulbul
  2. Emberizidae
  3. Finch
  4. Lark
  5. Motacillidae
  6. Old World flycatcher
    1. European Robin
    2. Common Nightingale
  7. Nuthatch
  8. Sparrow
  9. Starling
  10. Sunbird
  11. Swallow
  12. Tit (bird)
  13. Thrush (bird)
  14. Wren
Pelecaniformes, 4
  1. Cormorant
  2. Darter
  3. Frigatebird
  4. Pelican
Piciformes, 4
  1. Piciformes
  2. Honeyguide
  3. Toucan
  4. Woodpecker
Procellariiformes, 3
  1. Albatross
  2. Procellariidae
  3. Storm petrel
Psittaciformes, 3
  1. Parrot
  2. Budgerigar
  3. Cockatoo
Ratites, 6
  1. Cassowary
  2. Emu
  3. Kiwi
  4. Moa
  5. Ostrich
  6. Rhea (bird)
Strigiformes, 5
  1. Owl
  2. True owl
    1. Eurasian Eagle-Owl
    2. Little Owl
  3. Tytonidae
Trogoniformes, 1
  1. Trogon
Fishes, 56
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  1. Fish
  2. Chondrichthyes (cartilaginous fishes)
  3. Acanthodii ("spiny sharks")
  4. Osteichthyes (bony fish)
    1. Actinopterygii (ray-finned fish)
    2. Sarcopterygii (lobe-finned fish)
  5. Placodermi
  6. Electric eel
  7. Anglerfish
  8. Mullet (fish)
    1. Flathead mullet
  9. Arapaima
Batoidea, 3
  1. Batoidea
  2. Sawfish
  3. Electric ray
Characiformes, 2
  1. Characiformes
  2. Piranha
Chondrosteans, 1
  1. Sturgeon
Clupeiformes, 3
  1. Clupeiformes
  2. Anchovy
  3. Clupeidae
Cypriniformes, 8
  1. Cypriniformes
  2. Cyprinidae
    1. Common bream
    2. Carassius
    3. Common carp
    4. Goldfish
    5. Grass Carp
    6. Tench
Cyprinodontiformes, 1
  1. Guppy
Elopomorpha, 1
  1. Eel
Gadiformes, 3
  1. Gadiformes
  2. Burbot
  3. Haddock
Perciformes, 8
  1. Perciformes
  2. Cichlid
  3. Goby
  4. European seabass
  5. Swordfish
  6. Remora
  7. Scombridae
    1. Thunnus
Pleuronectiformes, 2
  1. Flatfish
  2. Turbot
Salmoniformes, 2
  1. Salmonidae
  2. Trout
Scorpaeniformes, 1
  1. Scorpaeniformes
Sharks, 5
  1. Shark
  2. Great white shark
  3. Hammerhead shark
  4. Tiger shark
  5. Whale shark
Siluriformes, 2
  1. catfish
  2. Wels catfish
Syngnathiformes, 1
  1. Seahorse
Tetraodontiformes, 1
  1. Tetraodontidae (pufferfish)
Dinosaurs, 10
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  1. Dinosaur
  2. Allosaurus
  3. Ankylosaurus
  4. Apatosaurus (Brontosaurus)
  5. Brachiosaurus
  6. Diplodocus
  7. Stegosaurus
  8. Triceratops
  9. Tyrannosaurus
  10. Velociraptor
Mammals, 156
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  1. Mammal
  2. Aardvark
  3. Armadillo
  4. Colugo
  5. Macroscelididae
  6. Hyrax
  7. Pangolin
  8. Sirenia
  9. Treeshrew
Bats, 4
  1. Bat
  2. Megabat
  3. Microbat
  4. Vampire bat
Carnivora, 35
  1. Carnivora
  2. Bear
    1. Brown bear
    2. Giant panda
    3. Polar bear
  3. Canidae
    1. Dog
    2. Fox
    3. Coyote
    4. Gray wolf
    5. Jackal
  4. Felidae
    1. Cat
    2. Cheetah
    3. Cougar
    4. Jaguar
    5. Leopard
    6. Lion
    7. Lynx
    8. Tiger
  5. Hyena
  6. Mongoose
  7. Mustelidae
    1. European badger
    2. Honey badger
    3. Marten
    4. Otter
    5. Sable
    6. Sea otter
    7. Stoat
    8. Weasel
    9. Wolverine
  8. Procyonidae
  9. Skunk
  10. Viverridae
Cetaceans, 8
  1. Cetacea
  2. Whale
  3. Blue whale
  4. Dolphin
  5. Humpback whale
  6. Killer whale
  7. Porpoise
  8. Sperm whale
Erinaceids, 2
  1. Erinaceidae
  2. Hedgehog
Even-toed ungulates, 36
  1. Even-toed ungulate
  2. Ruminantia
  3. Bovid
    1. African buffalo
    2. American bison
    3. Antelope
    4. Capra (genus)
    5. Cattle
    6. Gazelle
    7. Gaur
    8. Goat
    9. Impala
    10. Muskox
    11. Sheep
    12. Water buffalo
    13. Wildebeest
    14. European bison
    15. Yak
  4. Camel
    1. Bactrian camel
    2. Dromedary
  5. Deer
    1. Elk
    2. Moose
    3. Red deer
    4. Reindeer
  6. Llama
  7. Giraffe
  8. Guanaco
  9. Hippopotamus
  10. Peccary
  11. Pig
    1. Wild boar
    2. Domestic pig
  12. Pronghorn
  13. Vicuña
Lagomorphs, 4
  1. Lagomorpha
  2. Hare
  3. Pika
  4. Rabbit
Marsupials, 6
  1. Marsupial
  2. Diprotodontia
    1. Kangaroo
    2. Koala
  3. Dasyuromorphia
    1. Tasmanian devil
Monotremes, 3
  1. Monotreme
  2. Echidna
  3. Platypus
Odd-toed ungulates, 7
  1. Odd-toed ungulate
  2. Donkey
  3. Equidae
  4. Horse
  5. Rhinoceros
  6. Tapir
  7. Zebra
Pilosa, 1
  1. Sloth
Pinnipeds, 4
  1. Pinniped
  2. Eared seal
  3. Earless seal
  4. Walrus
Primates, 16
  1. Primate
  2. Monkey
  3. Ape
    1. Chimpanzee
    2. Gibbon
    3. Gorilla
    4. Orangutan
    5. Human
  4. Old World monkey
    1. Baboon
    2. Macaque
    3. Rhesus macaque
  5. Strepsirrhini
    1. Galago
    2. Lemur
  6. Tarsier
Proboscidea, 4
  1. Proboscidea
  2. Elephant
  3. Mammoth
  4. Mastodon
Rodents, 15
  1. Rodent
  2. Capybara
  3. Coypu
  4. Beaver
  5. Dipodidae
  6. Dormouse
  7. Guinea pig
  8. Hamster
  9. Marmot
  10. Mouse
  11. Muridae
  12. Muskrat
  13. Rat
  14. Squirrel
  15. Spermophilus
Soricomorpha, 2
  1. Shrew
  2. Talpidae
Reptiles, 19
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  1. Reptile
    1. Alligator
  2. Lizard -
    1. Chameleon
    2. Komodo dragon
    3. Gila monster
  3. Snake
    1. Vipera berus
    2. Boidae
    3. Naja
    4. Hydrophiinae
  4. Turtle
    1. Galápagos tortoise
    2. Sea turtle
      1. Green sea turtle
      2. Leatherback sea turtle
      3. Loggerhead sea turtle
    3. Tortoise
  5. Tuatara
Vertebrata, others, 3
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  1. Dimetrodon
  2. Agnatha
  3. Hagfish

Plants, 173

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  1. Plant
Seedless Plant, 4
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  1. Fern
  2. Marchantiophyta
  3. Moss
  4. Equisetum
Flowering plant, 79
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  1. Angiosperms
  2. Geranium
  3. Lilium
  4. Convolvulaceae (Morning glory)
Asparagales, 9
  1. Asparagales
  2. Agave
  3. Aloe
  4. Gladiolus
  5. Iridaceae
  6. Lily of the Valley
  7. Narcissus (plant)
  8. Orchidaceae
  9. Yucca
Alismatales, 3
  1. Alismatales
  2. Araceae
  3. Anthurium
Ericales, 6
  1. Ericales
  2. Ericaceae
    1. Rhododendron
  3. Theaceae
    1. Camellia
  4. Primulaceae (Primrose)
Asterales, 9
  1. Asterales
  2. Asteraceae
    1. Chrysanthemum
    2. Dahlia
    3. Bellis perennis
    4. Taraxacum
    5. Sunflower
    6. Tagetes (Marigold)
  3. Campanulaceae (Bellflowers)
Gentianales, 2
  1. Gentianales
  2. Apocynaceae (dogbane family)
Brassicales, 1
  1. Brassicales
Cucurbitales, 1
  1. Cucurbitaceae
Poales, 3
  1. Poales
  2. Poaceae or Gramineae (grass family)
    1. Bamboo
Rosales, 6
  1. Rosales
  2. Rosaceae
    1. Almond
    2. Rose
  3. Ulmaceae
    1. Elm
Lamiales, 5
  1. Lamiales
  2. Lamiaceae or Labiatae (mint family)
  3. Oleaceae
    1. Fraxinus (Ash tree)
  4. Salvia
Malpighiales, 4
  1. Malpighiales
  2. Euphorbiaceae (spurge family)
  3. Poinsettia
  4. Viola (plant)
Malvales, 2
  1. Malvaceae
    1. Adansonia (Baobab)
Myrtales, 3
  1. Myrtales
  2. Myrtaceae (myrtle family)
    1. Eucalyptus
Fagales, 11
  1. Fagales
  2. Betulaceae
    1. Alder
    2. Birch
    3. Hazel
    4. Hornbeam
  3. Fagaceae
    1. Chestnut
    2. Beech
    3. Oak
  4. Juglandaceae (Wallnut)
Sapindales, 2
  1. Sapindales
  2. Cashew
Arecales, 2
  1. Arecaceae (Palm tree)
  2. Coconut
Proteales, 2
  1. Nelumbo
  2. Platanus
Cornales, 1
  1. Cornus (genus) (Dogwood tree)
Fabales, 2
  1. Fabales
  2. Fabaceae
Urticales, 1
  1. Moraceae
Pinophyta, 6
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  1. Cedrus
  2. Cypress
  3. Fir
  4. Juniper
  5. Pine
  6. Spruce
Fruits, 34
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  1. Apple
  2. Apricot
  3. Avocado
  4. Banana
  5. Blackberry
  6. Breadfruit
  7. Cherry
  8. Citrus fruits
    1. Kumquat
    2. Lemon
    3. Lime (fruit)
    4. Orange (fruit)
  9. Common fig
  10. Cucumber
  11. Cranberry
  12. Red Currant
  13. Blackcurrant
  14. Date
  15. Eggplant
  16. Grape
  17. Guava
  18. Jackfruit
  19. Kiwifruit
  20. Lychee
  21. Mango
  22. Morus (plant)
  23. Olive
  24. Papaya
  25. Peach
  26. Pear
  27. Pineapple
  28. Pomegranate
  29. Strawberry
  30. Watermelon
Vegetables and Grain, 49
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  1. Vegetable
Amaranthaceae, 2
  1. Beet
  2. Chard
Allium, 2
  1. Leek
  2. Shallot
Apiaceae, 3
  1. Carrot
  2. Celery
  3. Cumin
Asteraceae, 5
  1. Artichoke
  2. Jerusalem artichoke
  3. Chicory
  4. Endive
  5. Lettuce
Brassicaceae, 8
  1. Eruca sativa
  2. Cabbage
  3. Cauliflower
  4. Broccoli
  5. Kohlrabi
  6. Radish
  7. Rutabaga
  8. Turnip
Solanaceae, 3
  1. Chili pepper
  2. Potato
  3. Tomato
Fabaceae, 7
  1. Legume
  2. Pea
  3. Bean
    1. Vicia faba
    2. Soybean
    3. Common bean
  4. Peanut
Other, 6
  1. Asparagus
  2. Cassava
  3. Okra
  4. Portulaca oleracea
  5. Sorrel
  6. Sweet potato
Grain, 12
  1. Barley
  2. Maize
  3. Oat
  4. Rice
  5. Sorghum
  6. Wheat
    1. Spelt
  7. Millet
  8. Rye
  9. Buckwheat
  10. Amaranth
  11. Quinoa

Fungus, 13

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  1. Fungus
  2. Mushroom
  3. Ascomycota
  4. Basidiomycota
  5. Zygomycota
Edible fungi, 6
  1. Agaricus
  2. Boletus edulis
  3. Chanterelle
  4. Pleurotus ostreatus
  5. Shiitake
  6. Truffle
Poisonous fungi, 2
  1. Amanita muscaria
  2. Amanita phalloides (Death cap)

Others, 10

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  1. Eukaryote
  2. Archaea
  3. Bacteria -
    1. Escherichia coli
  4. Protist
  5. Prion
  6. Virus
    1. HIV
  7. Algae
  8. Plankton

Animal breeding, 29

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Horses, 13
  1. Arabian horse
  2. Andalusian horse
  3. Appaloosa
  4. Clydesdale
  5. Fresian
  6. Hackney
  7. Lipizzan
  8. Morgan
  9. Palomino
  10. American Quarter Horse
  11. Standardbred
  12. Thoroughbred
  13. Pony
Cats, 2
  1. Siamese (cat)
  2. Manx
Cattle, 4
  1. Brahman (cattle)
  2. Hereford
  3. Highland cattle
  4. Holstein
Dogs, 10
  1. Beagle
  2. Chihuahua (dog)
  3. Dachshund
  4. Dalmatian (dog)
  5. Great Dane
  6. Greyhound
  7. Retriever
  8. German Shepherd
  9. Shih Tzu
  10. Terrier

Health and fitness, 25

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  1. Health
  2. Physical fitness
    1. Body mass index
    2. Physical exercise
    3. Hygiene
    4. Obesity
    5. Weight loss
  3. Stress (biology)
  4. Suicide
  5. Nutrition
    1. Diet (nutrition)
    2. Dietary supplement
    3. Malnutrition
  6. Substance abuse
    1. Addiction
    2. Alcoholism
    3. Substance dependence
  7. Drug
    1. Cannabis
    2. Tobacco
    3. Opium
  8. Mental health
  9. Ageing
  10. Hunger
  11. Smoking

Medicine, 104

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See also "Biology" for e.g. anatomy

General concepts, 62

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  1. Medicine
    1. Health care
  2. Physicians and other professionals
    1. General practitioner
    2. Nursing
    3. Surgeon
  3. Coma
    1. Persistent vegetative state
  4. Disability
    1. Autism
    2. Blindness
    3. Color blindness
    4. Deafness
    5. Mental retardation
  5. Injury
    1. Bone fracture
    2. Bruise
    3. Burn
    4. Frostbite
    5. Wound
  6. Anesthesia
  7. Chemotherapy
  8. Medical diagnosis
  9. Organ transplantation
  10. Palliative care
  11. Radiation therapy
  12. Surgery
  13. Artificial organ
  14. Pandemic
  15. Physical examination
    1. Autopsy
    2. Biopsy
    3. Blood pressure
    4. Blood test
    5. DNA profiling
    6. Electrocardiography
    7. Endoscopy
    8. Eye examination
    9. Lumbar puncture
    10. Magnetic resonance imaging
    11. Pap test
    12. Pulse
    13. Radiology
    14. Reflex
    15. Urinalysis
  16. Poison
    1. Toxin
  17. Aneurysm
  18. Brain damage
  19. Bleeding
  20. Cardiac arrest
  21. Headache
  22. Hypoxia (medical)
  23. Inflammation
  24. Myocardial infarction
  25. Respiratory failure
  26. Shock (circulatory)
  27. Stroke
  28. Syndrome
  29. Hospital
  30. Down syndrome

Fields of medicine, 42

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  1. Alternative medicine
    1. Acupuncture
    2. Chiropractic
    3. Herbalism
    4. Homeopathy
    5. Naturopathy
    6. Osteopathy
    7. Holistic health
  2. Angiology
  3. Cardiology
  4. Dentistry
    1. Dental caries
    2. Dental restoration
    3. Root canal
    4. Toothache
  5. Dermatology
  6. Dietitian
  7. Gastroenterology
  8. Geriatrics
  9. Hematology
  10. Immunology
  11. Neurology
  12. Obstetrics and gynaecology
  13. Oncology
  14. Ophthalmology
  15. Otolaryngology
  16. Pediatrics
  17. Pharmacy
    1. Pharmaceutical drug
    2. Pharmacist
  18. Pharmacology
    1. Pharmacokinetics
    2. Antibacterial
    3. Penicillin
  19. Psychiatry
  20. Pulmonology
  21. Reproductive health
  22. Toxicology
  23. Traditional medicine
  24. Traumatology
  25. Urology
  26. Vaccination
    1. Vaccine

Disease, 80

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Disease, 17
  1. Disease
    1. Allergy
    2. Alzheimer's disease
    3. Asthma
    4. Bronchitis
    5. Cirrhosis
    6. Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
    7. Dementia
    8. Diabetes mellitus
    9. Epilepsy
    10. Gastroenteritis Viral
    11. Parkinson's disease
    12. Heart disease
    13. Hepatitis
    14. Hypertension
    15. Meningitis
    16. Multiple sclerosis
Cancer, 11
  1. Cancer
    1. Breast cancer
    2. Colorectal cancer
    3. Leukemia
    4. Lung cancer
    5. Lymphoma
    6. Prostate cancer
    7. Skin cancer
      1. Melanoma
    8. Tumor
      1. Brain tumor
Foodborne illness, 5
  1. Foodborne illness
    1. Botulism
    2. Mushroom poisoning
    3. Typhoid fever
    4. Salmonellosis
Infectious disease, 38
  1. Infectious disease
    1. Pathogen
    2. Sexually transmitted disease
      1. AIDS
      2. Gonorrhea
      3. Herpes simplex
      4. Syphilis
    3. Anthrax
    4. Bubonic plague
    5. Chickenpox
    6. Cholera
    7. Common cold
    8. Dengue fever
    9. Diphtheria
    10. Dysentery
    11. Encephalitis
    12. Gangrene
    13. Ebola virus disease
    14. Hand, foot and mouth disease
    15. Influenza
      1. Influenza A virus subtype H5N1
    16. Leprosy
    17. Lyme disease
    18. Malaria
    19. Measles
    20. Mumps
    21. Pertussis (Whooping Cough)
    22. Pneumonia
    23. Poliomyelitis
    24. Rabies
    25. Severe acute respiratory syndrome
    26. Scabies
    27. Scarlet fever
    28. Smallpox
    29. Tetanus
    30. Tuberculosis
    31. Typhus
    32. Yellow fever
Mental illness, 9
  1. Mental disorder
    1. Bipolar disorder
    2. Major depressive disorder
    3. Neurosis
    4. Posttraumatic stress disorder
    5. Psychosis
      1. Delusion
      2. Hallucination
    6. Schizophrenia
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