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The 33 pages that link to Artiodactyla, each with the reason it gives.

• CetaceaNarrower topic: Genetic and anatomical evidence places cetaceans within this broader mammal group.

• GiraffeNarrower topic: Giraffes belong to this broad evolutionary group despite their unusual proportions.

• Cloven hoofNarrower topic: The cloven hoof is characteristic of many members of this group.

• RuminantiaNarrower topic: Ruminantia is a major lineage within this broader grouping.

• Evolution of cetaceansNarrower topic: Genetic evidence places cetaceans within this broader mammalian group.

• SuidaeNarrower topic: Suidae is one branch of the even-toed ungulates.

• CaprinaeNarrower topic: Caprines are even-toed ungulates within this broader mammalian grouping.

• CetaceanNarrower topic: Genetic evidence places cetaceans within this broader mammalian order.

• BabirusaNarrower topic: This broader lineage places babirusas among hoofed mammals.

• AntilocapridaeNarrower topic: Antilocapridae belongs to this broader order of hoofed mammals.

• MuskoxNarrower topic: This broader group places muskoxen among even-toed hoofed mammals.

• AnthracotheriidaeNarrower topic: Anthracotheres belong to this order, whose shared ancestry frames their relationships.

• MoschidaeNarrower topic: Moschidae sits within the even-toed ungulate lineage.

• AnthracotheriumNarrower topic: Anthracotherium belongs to this order, whose members bear weight mainly on the third and fourth toes.

• DorcatheriumNarrower topic: The genus belongs to the even-toed mammal lineage that includes all ruminants.

• PeccaryNarrower topic: Peccaries belong to this broader group of hoofed mammals.

• AepycamelusNarrower topic: Camelids are part of this broader group of hoofed mammals.

• AnoplotheriidaeNarrower topic: Anoplotheriids are commonly classified within this even-toed mammal lineage.

• Barbary sheepNarrower topic: The aoudad's paired weight-bearing toes identify its broader mammalian order.

• CainotheriidaeNarrower topic: Cainotheriids belong to this traditional grouping of even-toed mammals.

• EntelodontidaeNarrower topic: Entelodonts are classified among even-toed ungulates despite their unusual, pig-like appearance.

• MerycoidodontoideaNarrower topic: Oreodonts belong to this broader group of hoofed mammals.

• PalaeomerycidaeNarrower topic: This broader ungulate group provides the taxonomic setting for palaeomerycids.

• Pig (animal)Narrower topic: Pig ancestry places the animal among even-toed ungulates.

• ProtoceratidaeNarrower topic: Protoceratids belong to this order, whose members bear weight mainly on the third and fourth toes.