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The 13 pages that link to Flipper, each with the reason it gives.

• PinnipedRelated: Pinnipeds propel themselves through water with limbs reshaped into flippers.

• Plesiosaur locomotionNarrower topic: Plesiosaur locomotion depended on four flippers instead of a swimming tail.

• BasilosaurusRelated: Its forelimbs had become flippers, unlike the vestigial hind limbs.

• Cetacean locomotionRelated: Cetacean forelimbs are reshaped into flippers used chiefly for steering and stability.

• Webbed footCompared with: A flipper is a more extensively modified swimming appendage than a webbed foot.

• Beluga whaleRelated: Beluga flippers help steer and maneuver through water and ice.

• Eared sealRelated: Modified forelimbs and hind limbs provide propulsion in water and support on land.

• MosasaurusRelated: Mosasaurus had paddle-shaped limbs that helped maneuver through water.

• PhocidaeRelated: True seals propel themselves mainly with their hind flippers.

• Sea lionRelated: Sea lions use their long foreflippers for propulsion and their hind flippers for steering.

• ArchelonRelated: Its long, powerful front flippers provided propulsion through marine waters.

• IchthyosaurusRelated: Its limbs were transformed into flippers rather than weight-bearing walking legs.

• Swim finCompared with: The word can describe an animal limb or other swimming gear; swim fin specifically names foot-worn equipment.