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The 75 pages that link to Carnivora, each with the reason it gives.

• Egyptian mongooseNarrower topic: This order places the mongoose among mammals adapted to animal-based diets.

• MartenNarrower topic: Martens are mustelids within this broader order of mostly meat-eating mammals.

• Saber-toothed predatorNarrower topic: Several saber-toothed lineages arose within this broader order.

• SparassodontaCompared with: Carnivorans became major predators in South America after sparassodonts had declined.

• AmphicyonNarrower topic: Amphicyonidae belongs to this order, though bear-dogs are not true bears or dogs.

• ArctodusNarrower topic: Arctodus is part of this wider order of mostly meat-eating mammals.

• Bush dogNarrower topic: This broader order places the bush dog among meat-eating mammals with shared ancestry.

• CacomistleNarrower topic: The cacomistle belongs to this order of mostly meat-eating mammals.

• EupleridaeNarrower topic: Eupleridae belongs to this order, despite its members’ varied appearances.

• Yellow-throated martenNarrower topic: The marten belongs to this order despite eating substantial plant matter.

• African palm civetNarrower topic: The African palm civet belongs to this broad order despite its fruit-heavy diet.

• Asiatic linsangNarrower topic: Places linsangs within the diverse order of predatory mammals.

• Banded palm civetNarrower topic: This order includes civets and establishes the species' broader mammalian classification.

• BassaricyonNarrower topic: Procyonidae, the family containing Bassaricyon, is part of this order.

• Beech martenNarrower topic: The beech marten is a member of this mammalian order.

• Ferret-badgerNarrower topic: Mustelidae, the family of ferret-badgers, belongs to this order.

• Hoof and Claw (idiom)Related: Many familiar clawed predators belong to this diverse order.

• HypocarnivoreCompared with: Membership in this order does not require a meat-heavy diet.

• IctonychinaeNarrower topic: Mustelids, including Ictonychinae, belong to this broader mammalian order.

• MegalictisNarrower topic: Mustelids, including Megalictis, belong to this broader mammalian order.

• NeogaleNarrower topic: The genus belongs to this mammalian order, despite varied diets among its species.

• NyctereutesNarrower topic: Canidae, the family of Nyctereutes, is part of Carnivora.

• Order (taxonomy)Broader topic: Carnivora illustrates an order containing diverse families.

• Short-eared dogNarrower topic: The short-eared dog belongs to this order through its placement in Canidae.

• Spotted skunkNarrower topic: Skunks belong to this mammalian order.