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The 47 pages that link to Fish, each with the reason it gives.

• Evolutionary taxonomyRelated: Traditional fish groups often exclude tetrapods descended from within them, illustrating paraphyly.

• Amazon river dolphinRelated: Fish make up much of the dolphin’s prey.

• Bald eagleRelated: Fish are the bald eagle’s principal prey in many habitats.

• CormorantRelated: Fish are the principal prey of many cormorant species and shape their foraging behavior.

• GharialRelated: Fish make up the gharial’s principal prey and shape its feeding adaptations.

• HeronRelated: Fish are frequent prey for herons that hunt along shorelines and in shallow water.

• African fish eagleRelated: Fish are frequent prey, taken from the water with the eagle’s talons.

• Hector's dolphinRelated: Small fish are among the prey taken by Hector's dolphins.

• TanystropheusRelated: Fish remains in fossil contexts contribute to hypotheses about Tanystropheus’s prey.

• Black-crowned night heronRelated: Fish are a frequent prey item in the heron's wetland diet.

• GuillemotRelated: Small fish make up much of the common guillemot's breeding-season diet.

• Little egretRelated: Fish are a major prey group caught by little egrets.

• Black storkRelated: Fish are a major food source for black storks in suitable waterways.

• European shagRelated: Fish make up the European shag's principal prey.

• Finless porpoiseRelated: Fish are among the prey finless porpoises capture while foraging.

• HamerkopRelated: Small fish are a frequent food source in the hamerkop’s wetland habitat.

• River kingfisherRelated: Fish are the principal prey of many river kingfishers.

• RynchopsRelated: Small fish near the surface are the principal prey caught by skimming.

• Water kingfisherRelated: Fish are the characteristic prey behind the group’s common name.