Desertas

• Limpets — Islands where three limpet species are common.
• Geology — Already separated from Madeira at the last eruptions.
• Orchil — Main harvesting area for orchil.
• Embate — Islands bounding the channel used by sailing ships approaching Funchal.
• Soundings — Surrounding seas sounded; a bank lies between them and São Lourenço.
• Scientific expeditions — Investigated by the Endurance scientists in 1914.
• Discovery of the archipelago — Named in the Spanish friar's description.
• Insects — Islands where Wollaston found 89 beetle species.
• Phanerogams — Island group sharing endemic species with Madeira.
• Selvageira (Sideritis massoniana) — Islands where the selvageira occurs.
• Basalts — Islands where basalts also occur.
• Azevedo (António Pedro de) — Charted by him.
• Surface area — Small island group estimated at 10 km² by Azevedo.
• Madeiran history — Subject of Sarmento's 1903 work.
• Prego do Mar (islet) — Island group containing the stack.
• Caniço (parish) — Islands with close links to Caniço, whose fishermen and workers came from the parish.
• Alagoa (landing place) — The island group containing Bugio.
• Livestock — Islands with a small distinctive goat population.
• Porto Santo (population, surface area and geographical position of the island) — Álvaro de Azevedo estimated their area at 10 km².
• Snails — Has 10 endemic snail species.
• Grants — Islands included in the 1433 grants.
• Diabelha (Plantago coronopus) — Where the plant is frequent.
• Geographical Maps — Included in several surveys and in a map of 1886.
• Furna da Mulher — The island group containing Deserta Grande.
• Algae — Island group where algae were recorded.
• Pintainho (Puffinus obscurus) — Islands where the pintainho is especially common.
• Calheta (counts of) — Islands of which the first count was lord.
• Ilhéu Chão — The island group to which the Ilhéu Chão belongs.
• Islets — Island group containing the Furilhão.
• Cory’s shearwater (Puffinus kuhli) — Main hunting ground for shearwaters.
• Bugio — Island group to which Bugio belongs.
• Ruivo (peak) — The three islands are visible from the summit.
• Câmara (Simão Gonçalves da) — The subject styled himself lord of these islands.
• Longing for the Homeland — Islands covered by Book II.
• Madeira archipelago — Island group forming a vertex of the triangle.
• Savage Islands — Neighbouring island group described in the quoted article.
• Freira — The petrel has been observed on its sea cliffs in summer and autumn.
• Fishing — Where Caniçal fishermen gather limpets.
• Napoleon — Their bare cliffs were compared to Saint Helena.
• Quincentenary of the discovery of Madeira — Islands whose maps were shown at the exhibition.

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