KnowraAfrotheriaLinked fromLinked fromThe 13 pages that link to Afrotheria, each with the reason it gives.All 13Broader topic 2Related 1Narrower topic 4Compared with 6PerissodactylaCompared with: This separate placental radiation includes several large herbivores sometimes compared with perissodactyls.UngulateCompared with: Some Afrotherian mammals have hooflike features but belong to a separate deep evolutionary branch.ProboscideaNarrower topic: Proboscideans are one branch of this broader mammalian radiation.XenarthraCompared with: Afrotheria is another deep placental lineage, with a different geographic and evolutionary history.EutheriaBroader topic: Its distinctive members show how deeply placental lineages diversified within Eutheria.SireniaNarrower topic: Sirenia belongs to this surprising group of mostly African evolutionary lineages.PlacentaliaBroader topic: It is one of the major branches in placental evolutionary history.EulipotyphlaCompared with: Its members were once grouped with insectivorous mammals by superficial similarities, but belong to another lineage.DesmostyliaRelated: Some analyses place desmostylians among afrotherians, though their exact relationships remain unsettled.ToxodonCompared with: Some proposed affinities once linked Toxodon to African mammals, but this is not the accepted placement.Golden moleNarrower topic: This broader lineage connects golden moles to an unexpected range of African mammals.LitopternaCompared with: Some molecular analyses have associated South American native ungulates with Afrotheria rather than familiar hoofed-mammal orders.SengiNarrower topic: Sengis belong to this African-rooted mammal lineage, not to true shrews.