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The 9 pages that link to Gizzard, each with the reason it gives.

• InsectivoryRelated: Some insectivorous birds grind the hard exoskeletons of arthropod prey in a gizzard.

• EarthwormBroader topic: Ingested soil and organic matter are ground in the earthworm's muscular gizzard.

• Crop (anatomy)Related: In birds, food stored in the crop can pass onward to the gizzard for grinding.

• GastrolithRelated: Birds use gastroliths inside the gizzard to help grind food.

• GranivoreRelated: Many seed-eating birds grind hard seeds in this organ.

• Common eiderRelated: The eider's gizzard helps crush hard-shelled prey after it is swallowed.

• OrnithomimosauriaRelated: Gastroliths in some specimens support hypotheses about digestive grinding, though the evidence is not conclusive.

• Domestic gooseRelated: Its grinding action helps geese process fibrous plant material.

• WaxwingRelated: Its action helps process seeds and fruit swallowed by waxwings.