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Geography, Geology, Ecology / Geography / Indian Ocean Islands

(3)

Kai - one of the Malay Islands

Java - one of the Malay Islands

(4)

ALOR - one of the Malay Islands

BALI - one of the Malay Islands

BURU - one of the Malay Islands

NIAS - one of the Malay Islands

Cebu is one of the Malay Islands

HERD

YAPEN - one of the Malay Islands

(5)

BANKA - one of the Malay Islands

WETAR - one of the Malay Islands

LUZON - one of the Malay Islands

Panay - one of the Malay Islands

Samar - one of the Malay Islands

SERAM - one of the Malay Islands

SUMBA is one of the Malay Islands

Timor is one of the Malay Islands

Heite - one of the Malay Islands

CERAM - one of the Malay Islands

CHAGOS - a group of islands

(6)

Bintan - one of the Malay Islands

BORNEO (Kalimantan) - one of the Malay Islands

Bohol - one of the Malay Islands

Lombok is one of the Malay Islands

MADURA is one of the Malay Islands

NEGROS - one of the Malay Islands

Talaud - one of the Malay Islands

Flores - one of the Malay Islands

CEYLON (Sri Lanka)

(7)

Masbate is one of the Malay Islands

MELVILLE - in the Timor Sea

Mindoro - one of the Malay Islands

Palawan is one of the Malay Islands

Reunion - one of the Mascarene Islands

SEYCHELLES - see Seychelles

SOCOTRA - a group of islands

SUMATRA is one of the Malay Islands

SUMBWA - one of the Malay Islands

FARASAN - in the Red Sea

Celebes (Sulawesi) - one of the Malay Islands

(8)

Aldabra - one of the Seychelles

BILLITON - one of the Malay Islands

ZANZIBAR

ZONDA - a group of islands in the Malay Archipelago

Kerguelen - a group of islands

MAURITIUS

MALDIVES - see Maldives

MINDANAO - one of the Malay Islands

RODRIGUEZ

SINGAPORE is one of the Malay Islands

SULAVESI - see Celebes

FALCOAR - one of the Seychelles

(9)

COCONUT

COMOROUS

COSMOLEDO - one of the Seychelles

PROVIDENCE - one of the Seychelles

PHILIPPINES (Philippines) - a group of islands in the Malay Archipelago

(10)

KALIMANTAN - see Borneo

MADAGASCAR

MOLUCCA - a group of islands in the Malay Archipelago

HALMAHERA - one of the Malay Islands

(11)

AMIRANTIS

MALDIVES

SEYCHELLES

(12)

MASCARINSKY

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