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The 12 pages that link to Ankylosauria, each with the reason it gives.

• OsteodermsBroader topic: Ankylosaurs carried abundant osteoderms embedded in their skin.

• OrnithischiaBroader topic: Ankylosaurs represent a heavily armored ornithischian branch.

• StegosauriaCompared with: Ankylosaurs are Stegosauria’s closest major armored-dinosaur comparison, but their armor differs.

• ThyreophoraBroader topic: Ankylosaurs form the other major branch of Thyreophora.

• DeinosuchusRelated: Fossils with marks attributed to Deinosuchus suggest it may have attacked heavily armored dinosaurs.

• Dinosaur dentitionBroader topic: Their small, leaf-shaped teeth contrast with the elaborate batteries of other herbivores.

• AnkylosaurusNarrower topic: Ankylosaurus belongs to this broader group of armored dinosaurs.

• EuoplocephalusNarrower topic: This broader group includes ankylosaurids as well as their close relatives.

• NodosauridaeNarrower topic: Nodosauridae is one of Ankylosauria’s two major branches.

• ScelidosaurusCompared with: Scelidosaurus had simpler armor and lacked the derived features of ankylosaurs.

• AetosauriaCompared with: Ankylosaurs resemble aetosaurs in armor and diet, despite their distant evolutionary relationship.

• SaltasauridaeCompared with: Its extensive armor evolved in a different dinosaur lineage from saltasaurid osteoderms.