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

• AllometryRelated: Allometric comparisons depend on how body size is measured.

• Deep-sea gigantismNarrower topic: Comparisons of body size between related species are the pattern's basic evidence.

• MegafaunaRelated: Size-based classifications can differ from ecological definitions based on an animal's role.

• GigantismNarrower topic: Gigantism is defined as an exceptional value of this broader biological trait.

• Body massNarrower topic: Mass is one dimension of body size, not a complete description of an organism's scale.

• Sexual size dimorphismNarrower topic: Dimorphism depends on which aspect of body size is compared.

• Extinction selectivityRelated: Body size affects energy needs, population density, and vulnerability to ecological disruption.

• LiopleurodonRelated: Liopleurodon's size estimates vary because complete skeletons are lacking.

• Goliath frogRelated: The Goliath frog’s exceptional mass and length distinguish it from other living frogs.

• PlaceriasRelated: Its unusually large size shaped its feeding needs and ecological role.

• LeedsichthysRelated: Fragmentary remains make estimates of Leedsichthys's length and mass uncertain.

• CotylorhynchusRelated: Cotylorhynchus demonstrates unusually large size among early Permian terrestrial vertebrates.

• MegalictisRelated: Fossil measurements underpin estimates that Megalictis was unusually large for a mustelid.

• Pygmy marmosetRelated: Extreme smallness shapes the marmoset’s energy needs, movement, and vulnerability.