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The 13 pages that link to Charadriiformes, each with the reason it gives.

• SandpiperNarrower topic: This broader bird order places sandpipers among shorebirds and their relatives.

• LaridaeNarrower topic: Laridae belongs to this broader order of mostly water-associated birds.

• ScolopacidaeNarrower topic: Scolopacidae belongs to this broad order of mostly water-associated birds.

• GruiformesCompared with: Some shorebirds resemble rails ecologically, but belong to a separate order.

• PloverNarrower topic: The order places plovers among a wider radiation of birds associated with water and shorelines.

• TurnstoneNarrower topic: Turnstones belong to this broad order of coastal and aquatic birds.

• ButtonquailNarrower topic: Buttonquails belong to this order despite their terrestrial appearance.

• JacanidaeNarrower topic: Jacanidae belongs to this diverse order of mostly water-associated birds.

• LarusNarrower topic: This order places Larus among its wider range of aquatic and coastal birds.

• PratincoleNarrower topic: This order places pratincoles among shorebirds despite their distinctive aerial foraging.

• SkuaNarrower topic: Skuas belong to this broader order of birds.

• Stone-curlewNarrower topic: The stone-curlew is classified within this diverse bird order.

• TringaNarrower topic: This broader bird order contains the sandpiper family.