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The 70 pages that link to Mammal, each with the reason it gives.

• Extinction eventRelated: Mammals diversified after the Cretaceous–Paleogene extinction reshaped terrestrial ecosystems.

• GerbillinaeNarrower topic: Gerbillinae belongs to this broader class of animals.

• Kitti's hog-nosed batNarrower topic: The bat's status among the smallest mammals depends on mammalian body-size comparisons.

• MoonratNarrower topic: Moonrats share the defining traits of mammals while retaining a specialized insect-eating niche.

• PeccaryNarrower topic: Peccaries share the defining features of mammals.

• Pygmy hippopotamusNarrower topic: The species’ mammalian traits include live birth and nursing.

• TreeshrewNarrower topic: This class provides the broadest familiar classification for treeshrews.

• VombatiformesNarrower topic: The defining traits of mammals provide the most general biological context for this suborder.

• Banded palm civetNarrower topic: The banded palm civet is a placental mammal with fur and mammalian reproduction.

• CeratogaulusNarrower topic: Ceratogaulus belongs to the mammal lineage, despite its striking skull horns.

• DunnartNarrower topic: Dunnarts share the defining mammalian traits of fur and nursing young.

• Eastern moleNarrower topic: The eastern mole belongs to this vertebrate class.

• EntelodontidaeNarrower topic: Entelodonts were mammals with the characteristic body plan and reproductive biology of the class.

• ErinaceidaeNarrower topic: Erinaceidae is one family within the mammalian radiation.

• Giant otter shrewNarrower topic: Its semiaquatic traits modify the anatomy of a mammal, rather than replacing the basic mammalian body plan.

• LophiodonNarrower topic: Lophiodon shares the defining traits of mammals.

• ProtoceratidaeNarrower topic: Protoceratids were mammals within the larger evolutionary group of vertebrates.

• SengiNarrower topic: Sengis share the defining traits of mammals despite their small size and shrew-like appearance.

• VespertilionidaeNarrower topic: Bats belong to this broader vertebrate class.

• XeriniNarrower topic: Xerini's squirrels are mammals within this broader animal group.