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The 18 pages that link to Brown bear, each with the reason it gives.

• OmnivoryBroader topic: Its diet shifts among plants, insects, fish, and mammals with season and location.

• Polar bearCompared with: It is the closest living relative of the polar bear and occupies a broader range of habitats.

• OmnivoreBroader topic: Brown bears combine plant foods, insects, fish, and other animals in diets that vary by place and season.

• Carpathian MountainsRelated: The Carpathians hold one of Europe’s largest populations of brown bears.

• UrsidaeBroader topic: Its many populations demonstrate the family's ecological breadth.

• PyreneesRelated: A small population persists in the Pyrenees through conservation efforts.

• American black bearCompared with: The brown bear includes North American grizzlies and is a close relative with overlapping range.

• Bear (animal)Broader topic: Its broad range and varied diet make it a defining example of bear adaptability.

• HyperphagiaBroader topic: Before winter denning, brown bears can markedly increase food intake and body mass.

• Grizzly bearNarrower topic: Grizzlies are North American brown bears, not a separate species.

• Tongass National ForestRelated: Brown bears gather at Tongass salmon streams and redistribute fish remains.

• Sloth bearCompared with: Its broad omnivorous diet contrasts with the sloth bear's distinctive reliance on social insects.

• Alexander ArchipelagoRelated: Island forests and salmon streams provide habitat for dense bear populations.

• Asian black bearCompared with: Its larger average size and shoulder profile help distinguish it from the Asian black bear.

• Cave bearCompared with: Brown bears share parts of the cave bear’s range but survived into the present.

• Kodiak bearNarrower topic: The Kodiak bear is a geographically distinct subspecies of this species.

• ArctodusCompared with: Its living populations provide a familiar comparison for interpreting the behavior of an extinct bear.

• Eurasian brown bearNarrower topic: The Eurasian population is commonly classified within this species.