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The 9 pages that link to Deuterostome, each with the reason it gives.

• EchinodermNarrower topic: Echinoderms belong to this broader lineage, which also includes chordates.

• ChordateNarrower topic: Chordates belong to Deuterostomia, alongside echinoderms and hemichordates.

• LophotrochozoaCompared with: Its members belong to a separate major branch of Bilateria, not to Lophotrochozoa.

• BilateriaBroader topic: It is the other principal branch in the traditional bilaterian division.

• HemichordateNarrower topic: Hemichordates belong to this major branch of bilaterian animals.

• ProtostomeCompared with: It is the other major bilaterian branch, traditionally contrasted by blastopore fate.

• ChaetognathaRelated: Molecular studies have associated chaetognaths with deuterostome lineages.

• XenacoelomorphaCompared with: Some early studies misidentified Xenoturbella as a deuterostome because its evolutionary position was unclear.

• VetulicoliaCompared with: Some analyses place vetulicolians near or within deuterostomes, while other evidence challenges that placement.