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The 97 pages that link to Bird, each with the reason it gives.

• AccipitridaeNarrower topic: Accipitrids are one branch of the living bird radiation.

• ColumbidaeNarrower topic: Pigeons and doves share the defining features of birds.

• AvicultureNarrower topic: Bird anatomy and behavior set the basic requirements of aviculture.

• HummingbirdNarrower topic: Hummingbirds share the defining anatomy and evolutionary history of birds.

• CorvidaeNarrower topic: Corvidae is one family within the class Aves.

• OwlNarrower topic: Owls are a specialized group within the broader diversity of birds.

• ParrotNarrower topic: Parrots share the defining features of birds while forming a distinct order.

• OrnithologyNarrower topic: Birds are the organisms whose bodies, lives, and relationships ornithology investigates.

• PasseriformesNarrower topic: Passerines are one order within this broader class of vertebrates.

• DeinonychusNarrower topic: Deinonychus’s anatomy helped strengthen arguments linking birds with theropod dinosaurs.

• PigeonNarrower topic: Pigeons share the defining anatomy and biology of birds.

• SongbirdNarrower topic: Songbirds are one diverse branch of birds.

• AnchiornisNarrower topic: Anchiornis helps illuminate anatomical transitions along the dinosaur lineage leading to birds.

• Pigeon milkNarrower topic: Pigeons belong to the bird group, whose feeding strategies vary widely.

• PsittaciformesNarrower topic: Psittaciformes is one order within the broader class of birds.

• DoveNarrower topic: Doves share the defining anatomy and biology of birds.

• FinchNarrower topic: Finches share the defining anatomy and biology of birds.

• WaterbirdNarrower topic: Waterbird is an ecological grouping within the much broader class of birds.

• HeronNarrower topic: Herons are birds with the feathers, beaks, and reproductive traits characteristic of Aves.

• ScolopacidaeNarrower topic: This family shares the defining anatomy and evolutionary history of all birds.

• EnantiornithesNarrower topic: Enantiornithes were early birds, despite differences from the living bird body plan.

• HoatzinNarrower topic: The hoatzin's distinctive traits are adaptations within the broader biology of birds.

• MotmotNarrower topic: Motmots are members of this animal class.

• New World quailNarrower topic: New World quail are a distinct lineage within this broader class of vertebrates.

• Tyrant flycatcherNarrower topic: The family’s shared traits sit within the broader biology of birds.

• Common ostrichNarrower topic: The ostrich is a bird with wings adapted for display and balance rather than flight.

• LybiidaeNarrower topic: The family’s defining traits sit within the broader biology of birds.

• PloceidaeNarrower topic: Ploceidae is one family within the broader class of birds.

• SandgrouseNarrower topic: Sandgrouse share the defining traits of birds, despite their unusual desert specializations.

• BustardNarrower topic: Bustards share the defining traits of birds while specializing for life on the ground.

• HoneyguideNarrower topic: Honeyguides are birds with adaptations shaped by their feeding and nesting habits.

• MotacillidaeNarrower topic: The family sits within the broader class of birds.

• Owlet-nightjarNarrower topic: Owlet-nightjars are one specialized branch of bird diversity.

• ParakeetNarrower topic: Parakeets share the defining anatomy and evolutionary history of birds.

• Spotted doveNarrower topic: Its feathers, wings, and beak are shared defining features of birds.

• TinamouNarrower topic: Tinamous share the defining traits of birds while remaining largely terrestrial.

• White-eyeNarrower topic: This broader group supplies the defining traits white-eyes share with all birds.

• CoraciidaeNarrower topic: Rollers belong to the wider class of birds.

• Cuckoo-rollerNarrower topic: The cuckoo-roller’s defining anatomy and life history place it among birds.

• EmberizaNarrower topic: Emberiza belongs to the class Aves.

• Grey junglefowlNarrower topic: The grey junglefowl is a bird adapted to life on the ground and in forest.

• JacamarNarrower topic: Jacamars share the defining anatomy and evolutionary history of birds.

• LarusNarrower topic: Larus belongs to the broader class of birds.

• MesiteNarrower topic: Mesites are birds, though their evolutionary relationships have been difficult to resolve.

• MousebirdNarrower topic: Mousebirds share the defining characteristics of birds while forming a distinct order.

• Old World orioleNarrower topic: This is the broader animal group containing all orioles.

• PatagonaNarrower topic: This broader group includes Patagona and all other hummingbirds.

• TreeswiftNarrower topic: Treeswifts are a specialized lineage within the diversity of birds.