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

• CarnivoraBroader topic: This suborder groups the cat-like branch of Carnivora.

• FelidaeNarrower topic: This branch groups Felidae with its closest living carnivoran relatives.

• MustelidaeCompared with: Mustelids belong to Caniformia, unlike civets and mongooses in this other major carnivoran branch.

• ViverridaeNarrower topic: Viverridae belongs to this branch of the order Carnivora.

• CaniformiaCompared with: Feliformia is Caniformia’s sister suborder within Carnivora.

• MachairodontinaeNarrower topic: Felids belong to this broader branch of the order Carnivora.

• MusteloideaCompared with: Feliforms provide the broad carnivoran contrast to Musteloidea's caniform lineage.

• HerpestidaeNarrower topic: Herpestidae belongs to this branch of the order Carnivora.

• NimravidaeRelated: Nimravids are commonly placed among early feliform carnivorans.

• EupleridaeNarrower topic: Genetic evidence places euplerids among the cat-like carnivorans.

• African palm civetNarrower topic: The African palm civet belongs to this cat-like branch of carnivorans.

• Asiatic linsangNarrower topic: Asiatic linsangs belong to the cat-like branch of Carnivora.