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The 20 pages that link to Evolution of birds, each with the reason it gives.

• Jehol BiotaRelated: Jehol birds and close relatives document early stages of avian evolution.

• Vertebrate paleontologyBroader topic: Fossil anatomy documents how dinosaur lineages acquired traits associated with modern birds.

• Solnhofen limestoneRelated: Archaeopteryx from Solnhofen became a pivotal fossil in reconstructing this transition.

• FalconNarrower topic: Falcons are one branch of the much broader evolutionary history of birds.

• SaurischiaRelated: It traces the living continuation of the saurischian theropod lineage.

• Bald eagleNarrower topic: The bald eagle is one branch of the much broader evolutionary history of birds.

• CoraciiformesNarrower topic: Coraciiformes is one branch in the diversification of modern birds.

• FurculaRelated: The furcula is a shared skeletal feature tracing dinosaur ancestry in birds.

• Origin of birdsNarrower topic: The origin of birds is the opening phase of the longer history of the avian lineage.

• NeornithesRelated: Neornithes is the surviving crown branch of that long evolutionary history.

• HesperornisNarrower topic: Hesperornis documents a specialized, aquatic branch of bird evolution.

• New World vultureNarrower topic: Cathartidae’s lineage is part of the broader diversification of modern birds.

• TeratornithidaeNarrower topic: Teratornithids represent an extinct branch within the history of avian diversification.

• AlvarezsauridaeRelated: Alvarezsaurids help clarify the diversity of close bird relatives and their adaptations.

• AsteriornisNarrower topic: Asteriornis bears on how early crownward bird lineages survived and diversified.

• Evolution of reptilesRelated: It is the surviving continuation of one major dinosaur lineage.

• Owlet-nightjarRelated: Owlet-nightjars' placement among bird lineages is still studied.

• UnenlagiinaeRelated: Unenlagiines help test how southern dromaeosaurids relate to early bird-line theropods.

• PresbyornisNarrower topic: The genus provides evidence about early waterfowl within bird diversification.

• ScansoriopterygidaeCompared with: Scansoriopterygids illuminate experiments in aerial anatomy near, but outside, the bird lineage.