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The 8 pages that link to Golden jackal, each with the reason it gives.

• Gray wolfCompared with: It shares some range with gray wolves but is a separate, smaller canid.

• CanisBroader topic: It represents the jackals included within Canis.

• Ethiopian wolfCompared with: It is a close canid comparison but has a more varied diet and wider habitat use.

• African wolfCompared with: Its resemblance and former classification as a golden jackal contributed to prolonged taxonomic confusion.

• Black-backed jackalCompared with: It is a separate species despite sharing the common name jackal.

• DholeCompared with: Jackals overlap geographically with dholes in parts of Asia but differ in size and social ecology.

• Egyptian mongooseRelated: It is another adaptable predator in parts of the mongoose's range.

• Side-striped jackalCompared with: Its range and species identity differ from those of the sub-Saharan side-striped jackal.