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The 11 pages that link to Koala, each with the reason it gives.

• MarsupialBroader topic: Its young develop in a pouch before riding on the mother’s back.

• HerbivoreBroader topic: Its specialized diet relies on processing chemically defended leaves.

• ArborealityBroader topic: Koalas use trees for feeding, resting, and shelter.

• MacropodidaeCompared with: The koala is a familiar Australian marsupial but is not a macropod.

• Marsupial pouchBroader topic: Its rear-facing pouch contrasts with the forward-opening pouch of kangaroos.

• DiprotodontiaBroader topic: The koala is a specialized diprotodontian whose diet and tree-dwelling life contrast with kangaroos.

• Marsupial reproductionBroader topic: Koalas illustrate that care can continue after young leave the pouch.

• WombatCompared with: Koalas share the order Diprotodontia with wombats but occupy trees and eat different foods.

• CoprophagiaBroader topic: Young koalas consume maternal fecal material to acquire microbes needed to digest eucalyptus.

• PhalangeriformesCompared with: The koala is a close diprotodont relative but lies outside Phalangeriformes.

• VombatiformesBroader topic: It is the sole living representative of the koala family, Phascolarctidae.