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The 21 pages that link to Accipitridae, each with the reason it gives.

• VultureNarrower topic: Old World vultures are members of this family, unlike New World vultures.

• EagleNarrower topic: Most eagles belong to this family, which supplies their closest taxonomic context.

• Bald eagleNarrower topic: The bald eagle is an accipitrid, within the family’s diverse radiation of raptors.

• Golden eagleNarrower topic: The golden eagle belongs to this family of hooked-billed, soaring predators.

• African fish eagleNarrower topic: Its family includes the diverse raptors to which the fish eagle is related.

• Egyptian vultureNarrower topic: This family is the broader taxonomic group that includes the Egyptian vulture.

• Old World vultureNarrower topic: Old World vultures are classified within this family, unlike American vultures.

• AquilaNarrower topic: Aquila belongs to this family of diverse raptors.

• ButeoNarrower topic: Buteo is one genus within this diverse raptor family.

• Steppe eagleNarrower topic: This family supplies the steppe eagle’s broader taxonomic context.

• AccipiterNarrower topic: Accipiter is one genus within this diverse raptor family.

• Cinereous vultureNarrower topic: The cinereous vulture belongs to this family despite its specialized scavenging lifestyle.

• Harpy eagleNarrower topic: The harpy eagle belongs to this family of diurnal birds of prey.

• ElaninaeNarrower topic: Elaninae is classified within this broad family of diurnal birds of prey.

• European honey buzzardNarrower topic: The European honey buzzard belongs to this family of diurnal raptors.

• Philippine eagleNarrower topic: The Philippine eagle belongs to this diverse family of diurnal birds of prey.

• Wedge-tailed eagleNarrower topic: The wedge-tailed eagle belongs to this family of soaring, hooked-billed raptors.