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The 11 pages that link to Caniformia, each with the reason it gives.

• CarnivoraBroader topic: This suborder groups the dog-like branch of Carnivora.

• CanidaeNarrower topic: Canids belong to Carnivoria’s dog-like branch, alongside bears and seals.

• MustelidaeNarrower topic: This broader carnivoran group places mustelids among dog-like rather than cat-like carnivorans.

• UrsidaeNarrower topic: Bears belong to this branch of Carnivora.

• FeliformiaCompared with: Caniformia is Feliformia’s counterpart within the order Carnivora.

• ProcyonidaeNarrower topic: Procyonids belong to the dog-like branch of carnivorans.

• MusteloideaNarrower topic: Musteloidea is nested within this broader branch of the order Carnivora.

• Sloth bearNarrower topic: Sloth bears belong to this broader branch of carnivorans.

• AmphicyonidaeNarrower topic: Amphicyonids are placed among caniform carnivorans, not within true dogs or bears.

• CaninaeNarrower topic: Canidae, and therefore Caninae, belongs to this broader branch of Carnivora.

• AmphicyonRelated: Bear-dogs are generally placed among caniform carnivorans.