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The 16 pages that link to Equidae, each with the reason it gives.

• PerissodactylaBroader topic: Equidae is the perissodactyl family with the most specialized single-toed limbs.

• EquusNarrower topic: Equus is the sole living genus within this family.

• Przewalski's horseNarrower topic: This family places Przewalski's horse among its living equid relatives.

• ZebraNarrower topic: Zebras share equid ancestry and anatomy with horses and asses.

• ArtiodactylCompared with: Equids are familiar odd-toed ungulates rather than artiodactyls.

• Dental batteryNarrower topic: Equids use long-crowned cheek teeth as grinding surfaces for abrasive vegetation.

• Evolution of the horseRelated: The family defines the wider group whose ancestry the horse-evolution record tracks.

• MesohippusNarrower topic: Mesohippus belongs to this family of living and extinct equids.

• Grévy's zebraNarrower topic: Grévy's zebra belongs to this family alongside horses and other zebras.

• African wild assNarrower topic: The African wild ass is one of the family’s wild ass species.

• EohippusNarrower topic: Eohippus is an early member of the lineage associated with this family.

• Mountain zebraNarrower topic: Mountain zebras belong to the horse family.

• PalaeotheriidaeCompared with: Equids are another perissodactyl family, but their later history and specialized limbs differ.

• Plains zebraNarrower topic: This family places the plains zebra among its closest living relatives.

• Baudet du PoitouNarrower topic: This family places the breed within the wider group of equines.

• HipparionNarrower topic: Hipparion belongs to this family, whose living members have a single functional toe.