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The 12 pages that link to Dromaeosauridae, each with the reason it gives.

• ManiraptoraBroader topic: This non-avian branch is a close relative of birds within Maniraptora.

• VelociraptorNarrower topic: Velociraptor belongs to this family of birdlike predators.

• CoelurosauriaRelated: Dromaeosaurids are coelurosaurs, unlike the external theropod groups compared here.

• DeinonychusNarrower topic: Deinonychus belongs to this family of agile, sickle-clawed theropods.

• MicroraptorNarrower topic: Microraptor belongs to this family of agile, sickle-clawed predators.

• AnchiornisRelated: This neighboring paravian family helps situate Anchiornis among close dinosaur relatives of birds.

• ParavesBroader topic: This major paravian branch includes many close relatives of birds.

• TroodontidaeCompared with: Dromaeosaurids were close paravian relatives, but differ in characteristic anatomy such as the enlarged sickle claw.

• Balaur bondocRelated: Balaur was initially described as a dromaeosaurid because of its enlarged foot claws.

• HalszkaraptorNarrower topic: Halszkaraptor belongs to this family, despite its unusual aquatic-looking anatomy.

• UnenlagiinaeNarrower topic: Unenlagiinae is traditionally classified within this family of predatory dinosaurs.

• UtahraptorNarrower topic: Utahraptor belongs to this family of predatory dinosaurs.