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The 21 pages that link to Bovidae, each with the reason it gives.

• ArtiodactylaBroader topic: Bovids are a diverse ruminant family and a prominent part of living artiodactyl diversity.

• Bos taurusNarrower topic: This family places taurine cattle among the ruminant even-toed ungulates.

• CaprinaeNarrower topic: Caprinae is one of the subfamilies within this larger family.

• BoviniNarrower topic: Bovini is one tribe within this broader family.

• Even-toed ungulateBroader topic: This large family includes many familiar cloven-hoofed grazers.

• AntelopeNarrower topic: Most animals called antelopes belong to this larger family.

• HornsNarrower topic: Permanent bony-core horns are characteristic of many members of this family.

• Wild goatNarrower topic: This family places the wild goat among other horned, hoofed ruminants.

• African buffaloNarrower topic: This family places the buffalo among Africa’s diverse hoofed mammals.

• CapraNarrower topic: Capra is one of the goat lineages within this larger family.

• AntilocapridaeCompared with: Bovids are close relatives whose permanent horns differ from pronghorn sheaths.

• MarkhorNarrower topic: This family places the markhor among ruminant hoofed mammals.

• MuskoxNarrower topic: Muskoxen belong to this family, despite their distinctive Arctic appearance.

• TakinNarrower topic: The takin’s family placement connects it to familiar livestock and wild ungulates.

• GerenukNarrower topic: Gerenuks are members of Bovidae, the family that contains all true antelopes.

• MoschidaeCompared with: Bovids are another major pecoran family, distinguished from musk deer by horns or horn-like structures.

• WildebeestNarrower topic: Wildebeest belong to this diverse family of ruminants.

• Barbary sheepNarrower topic: Its horns and ruminant anatomy place the aoudad within this family.

• Greater kuduNarrower topic: Its cloven hooves and ruminant digestion are characteristic of this family.

• SerowNarrower topic: Serows belong to this family of horned ruminants.

• TahrNarrower topic: Tahr belong to this family of hollow-horned ruminants.