Sahul Shelf

Target entity: Sahul Shelf
Context triple: [Timor Sea, hasPart, Sahul Shelf]

• A. Cape York Peninsula
  Cape York Peninsula is a large, sparsely populated tropical region forming the northernmost tip of Australia, known for its remote wilderness, Indigenous communities, and diverse ecosystems.
• B. Arnhem Land
  Arnhem Land is a vast, remote region in Australia’s Northern Territory known for its strong Aboriginal culture, traditional land ownership, and largely untouched wilderness.
• C. Tasman Basin
  The Tasman Basin is a deep oceanic basin on the seafloor between Australia and New Zealand, forming a major structural and sedimentary feature of the Tasman Sea.
• D. Terra Australis
  Terra Australis is a hypothesized vast southern continent that appeared on European maps from antiquity through the Age of Exploration, long before the actual mapping of Antarctica and Australia.
• E. Sunda Shelf
  The Sunda Shelf is a vast, shallow continental shelf in Southeast Asia that underlies much of the region’s seas and connects the submerged extensions of the Malay Peninsula, Borneo, Sumatra, and Java.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Sahul Shelf
Target entity description: The Sahul Shelf is a vast submerged continental shelf of the Australian continent, extending beneath the shallow seas between Australia, New Guinea, and nearby islands.

• A. Cape York Peninsula
  Cape York Peninsula is a large, sparsely populated tropical region forming the northernmost tip of Australia, known for its remote wilderness, Indigenous communities, and diverse ecosystems.
• B. Arnhem Land
  Arnhem Land is a vast, remote region in Australia’s Northern Territory known for its strong Aboriginal culture, traditional land ownership, and largely untouched wilderness.
• C. Tasman Basin
  The Tasman Basin is a deep oceanic basin on the seafloor between Australia and New Zealand, forming a major structural and sedimentary feature of the Tasman Sea.
• D. Terra Australis
  Terra Australis is a hypothesized vast southern continent that appeared on European maps from antiquity through the Age of Exploration, long before the actual mapping of Antarctica and Australia.
• E. Sunda Shelf
  The Sunda Shelf is a vast, shallow continental shelf in Southeast Asia that underlies much of the region’s seas and connects the submerged extensions of the Malay Peninsula, Borneo, Sumatra, and Java.
• F. None of above. chosen