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The 10 pages that link to Canis, each with the reason it gives.

• CanidaeBroader topic: Several familiar large canids belong to this genus, whose members have close evolutionary ties.

• CoyoteNarrower topic: The coyote’s genus places it among closely related wolf-like canids.

• Golden jackalBroader topic: The golden jackal belongs to this genus, alongside wolves and domestic dogs.

• Dire wolfCompared with: Dire wolves were once placed in this genus but are now classified separately.

• VulpesCompared with: Canis shares the family with Vulpes but generally contains larger, more socially cooperative canids.

• African wolfNarrower topic: Its placement in Canis connects the African wolf to several familiar canids.

• Side-striped jackalNarrower topic: Its scientific name places the species in this genus.

• WolfNarrower topic: The wolf belongs to this genus, whose members share close evolutionary relationships.

• BorophagusCompared with: Canis represents a later, surviving canid lineage distinct from Borophagus.

• NyctereutesRelated: Its familiar species provide a comparison with this less familiar canid genus.