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The 24 pages that link to Gray wolf, each with the reason it gives.

• Trophic cascadeBroader topic: Wolf reintroduction in Yellowstone became a prominent case in debates about cascades.

• CanidaeBroader topic: It exemplifies the family’s largest living wild species and cooperative hunting.

• Scent markingBroader topic: Wolves use urine and other marks to communicate territory and social information.

• African wild dogCompared with: Both are cooperative hunters, but they belong to different genera and continents.

• CoyoteCompared with: Wolves are larger relatives that can compete with coyotes and alter their abundance.

• Dog domesticationNarrower topic: Dogs descend from ancient gray wolf populations, though the exact source population remains uncertain.

• Apex predatorBroader topic: Wolves are terrestrial apex predators in many ecosystems and can influence ungulate populations.

• Cooperative huntingRelated: Wolf packs can pursue large prey through coordinated movement and persistence.

• CaniformiaBroader topic: The gray wolf exemplifies the ecological role of a large terrestrial caniform predator.

• CanisBroader topic: It is the widespread wild ancestor of domestic dogs.

• Mesopredator releaseRelated: Wolf loss can relax constraints on smaller carnivores, though local outcomes vary.

• Canid hybridizationRelated: It is a frequent participant in natural and human-associated canid crosses.

• Maned wolfCompared with: Despite its name, the maned wolf is not a close relative of the gray wolf.

• Dire wolfCompared with: Comparing the two highlights the dire wolf’s robust build and distinct lineage.

• DogRelated: Dogs descend from ancient wolf populations, though their exact place and timing remain debated.

• SubspeciesRelated: Wolf subspecies illustrate how geographic variation can produce competing taxonomic treatments.

• WolfdogRelated: The wolf parent supplies one lineage in wolfdog ancestry.

• CaninaeBroader topic: It is a widespread wild member of Canini and the closest wild relative of domestic dogs.

• CoywolfCompared with: A gray wolf is not the same population as an eastern coyote with wolf ancestry.

• African wolfRelated: Genetic studies link the African wolf more closely to gray wolves than its jackal-like appearance suggests.

• DholeCompared with: Wolves are close ecological counterparts, but belong to a different genus and have a broader range.

• GreyBroader topic: Its common name reflects grey fur, though coat colors vary widely.

• WolfBroader topic: This species is the usual referent for wolves and includes many regional populations.

• CynologyRelated: Wolf ancestry helps explain canine evolution and variation.