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The 18 pages that link to Hair, each with the reason it gives.

• MammalRelated: Hair is a hallmark mammalian trait, even in species with sparse or modified coats.

• FeatherCompared with: Hair is another keratinous covering, but it lacks a feather’s branched vane.

• MammaliaRelated: Hair is a characteristic mammalian trait, though it varies greatly in form and abundance.

• Sebaceous glandRelated: Sebum commonly coats hair as it travels up the follicle.

• Hair careNarrower topic: Its fiber structure determines how washing, conditioning, and styling affect the strand.

• KeratinizationBroader topic: Hair forms through specialized keratinization within the follicle.

• Rhinoceros hornRelated: Rhinoceros horn resembles densely packed hair filaments rather than bone.

• ShampooNarrower topic: Shampoo cleans the hair fiber as well as the skin from which it grows.

• BarberNarrower topic: Hair’s structure and growth determine how it can be cut and styled.

• FurNarrower topic: Fur is a dense coat of mammalian hair, rather than an individual filament.

• PonytailNarrower topic: The ponytail is formed from lengths of hair drawn together.

• Hair dryerNarrower topic: Its structure and moisture content determine how hot-air drying affects it.

• HairstyleNarrower topic: Its length, texture, growth pattern, and condition constrain how a hairstyle can be shaped.

• Human skinRelated: It is an appendage of skin that contributes to protection and sensation.

• Integumentary systemBroader topic: Hair is a skin derivative, not a separate organ system.

• Long hairNarrower topic: Long hair is scalp hair whose visible fibers extend well beyond short growth.

• Animal fur (textile material)Narrower topic: Fur’s insulating pile consists of animal hair, whose structure shapes its softness and warmth.

• HairbrushRelated: Hair’s length, texture, and condition affect how a brush moves through it.