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The 43 pages that link to Mammalia, each with the reason it gives.

• CarnivoraNarrower topic: Carnivora is one branch within the broader mammalian lineage.

• RhinocerotidaeNarrower topic: Rhinoceroses are mammals within this broader vertebrate group.

• MetatheriaNarrower topic: Metatheria is one of the major mammalian lineages.

• RodentiaNarrower topic: Rodentia is one order within this broader class.

• CreodontaNarrower topic: Creodonts were mammals, despite evolving a predatory form independently of Carnivora.

• EomaiaNarrower topic: Eomaia shares defining mammalian traits such as hair and differentiated teeth.

• John Edward GrayNarrower topic: Gray described and classified mammals, including many newly documented species.

• Grande CoupureNarrower topic: The turnover is chiefly recognized through changes in European mammal fossils.

• CoryphodonNarrower topic: Coryphodon was a mammal, though its body plan differed from those of living hoofed mammals.

• MultituberculataNarrower topic: Multituberculata is one extinct branch within the mammalian lineage.

• RepenomamusNarrower topic: Repenomamus belongs to Mammalia, though it is outside the crown group of living mammals.

• UintatheriumNarrower topic: Its fossil record and anatomy place Uintatherium within mammals.

• AndrewsarchusNarrower topic: Andrewsarchus belongs to the mammalian lineage, despite its unusual fossil record.

• DeinotheriumNarrower topic: Deinotherium’s fossil anatomy is interpreted within the broader evolutionary history of mammals.

• HyaenodontaNarrower topic: Hyaenodonts were mammals, sharing the defining ancestry and traits of this class.

• MammalogyNarrower topic: This broader taxonomic group contains every animal studied in mammalogy.

• MesonychidaeNarrower topic: Mesonychids were mammals with the specialized teeth and limbs of terrestrial predators.

• DesmostyliaNarrower topic: Desmostylians were mammals whose unusual bodies evolved within this larger group.

• PantodontaNarrower topic: Pantodonta is an extinct order within this broader class.

• PurgatoriusNarrower topic: Purgatorius belongs to the diverse mammal radiation that survived the end-Cretaceous extinction.

• AnoplotheriumNarrower topic: Anoplotherium is part of the mammalian radiation whose fossil record includes the genus.

• EutriconodontaNarrower topic: Eutriconodonts are extinct members of the broader mammalian lineage.

• ArsinoitheriumNarrower topic: Arsinoitherium was a mammal with the characteristic anatomy of its broader group.

• BatNarrower topic: Bats are mammals despite their ability to fly.

• CainotheriidaeNarrower topic: Cainotheriidae is nested within this broader vertebrate lineage.

• DidelphodonNarrower topic: Didelphodon was a mammal, within the broader group that also includes monotremes and placentals.