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The 14 pages that link to Aves, each with the reason it gives.

• GalliformesNarrower topic: Galliformes belongs within the larger evolutionary lineage of birds.

• PhasianidaeNarrower topic: This is the larger group that contains Galliformes and Phasianidae.

• Evolutionary taxonomyRelated: Birds reveal the classification dispute: whether to include them within reptiles or treat them as a distinct group.

• CoraciiformesNarrower topic: Coraciiformes is one order within the broader class of birds.

• MonophylyBroader topic: Birds illustrate how a monophyletic group can extend beyond an older, narrower classification.

• PalaeognathaeNarrower topic: Palaeognathae is one of the two major divisions of living birds.

• NeornithesNarrower topic: Neornithes is the crown group within the broader bird lineage.

• GruiformesNarrower topic: Gruiformes is one branch within the broader diversity of birds.

• IchthyornisNarrower topic: Its definition clarifies how fossil bird groups relate to living birds.

• MegalaimidaeNarrower topic: Megalaimidae is one branch within the much larger bird lineage.

• TeratornithidaeNarrower topic: Teratornithids belong within the broader evolutionary group of birds.

• Class (biology)Broader topic: Aves shows how a distinctive group of animals is placed at class rank.

• MotacillidaeNarrower topic: Motacillidae's evolutionary history is nested within the bird lineage.

• SwiftletNarrower topic: Swiftlets are birds whose anatomy and reproduction follow the wider avian pattern.