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

• Old World monkeyCompared with: Apes share catarrhine ancestry with Old World monkeys but lack tails.

• BrachiationNarrower topic: Gibbons belong to this broader group, whose members lack external tails.

• HominidaeNarrower topic: Hominidae is the great-ape branch within this broader ape group.

• HylobatidaeNarrower topic: Hylobatidae is one of the two living ape families within this superfamily.

• CatarrhiniBroader topic: It represents the ape branch of living catarrhines.

• SivapithecusNarrower topic: Sivapithecus belongs to the broader ape group defined by this superfamily.

• DryopithecusNarrower topic: This broader group frames the evolutionary placement of Dryopithecus.

• HomininaeNarrower topic: Homininae is nested within the great-ape branch of this superfamily.