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The 65 pages that link to Miocene, each with the reason it gives.

• East African RiftRelated: Rifting began in Ethiopia and Kenya during the Early Miocene, around 25 million years ago.

• PlioceneRelated: Its end marks the beginning of the Pliocene.

• Old World monkeyRelated: Old World monkeys diversified substantially during this epoch.

• Cape Floristic RegionRelated: Climatic changes during this epoch helped shape the modern Mediterranean-type vegetation of the Cape.

• New World monkeyRelated: Miocene fossils document major phases of New World monkey diversification.

• CreodontaRelated: Some creodont lineages survived into the Miocene before the order disappeared.

• NimravidaeRelated: The family's fossil record extends into the Miocene before its extinction.

• TapirRelated: Tapir relatives were widespread and diverse during this epoch.

• AiluridaeRelated: Miocene fossils document substantial diversification among red-panda-like carnivorans.

• MammutidaeRelated: Mammutids diversified during the Miocene and spread across Eurasia and Africa.

• AmphicyonidaeRelated: The family's record extends into the Miocene, when many bear-dog lineages disappeared.

• HyaenodontaRelated: Some hyaenodont lineages persisted into the Miocene before the order disappeared.

• DeinotheriidaeRelated: Deinotheres diversified widely during this epoch.

• TeratornithidaeRelated: The family's South American fossil record extends back to this epoch.

• AmphicyonRelated: Many Amphicyon species lived during this epoch.

• AnthracotheriumRelated: Some anthracothere lineages persisted into the Miocene before the group disappeared.

• ChalicotheriidaeRelated: Several chalicothere lineages persisted into this epoch.

• ChevrotainRelated: Many fossil tragulids are known from Miocene deposits.

• DaeodonRelated: Daeodon lived in North America during this epoch of changing habitats.

• EupleridaeRelated: Molecular studies place the common ancestor of living euplerids in this epoch.

• StegodontidaeRelated: Stegodonts appeared during the Miocene, when their lineage diversified.

• CeratogaulusRelated: Some Ceratogaulus species lived during this epoch.

• EntelodontidaeRelated: Entelodonts survived into the Miocene before the family disappeared.

• GomphothereRelated: Gomphotheres diversified widely during the Miocene.

• MadtsoiidaeRelated: Australian madtsoiid fossils show the family persisted into the Miocene.

• PalaeomerycidaeRelated: Much of the known palaeomerycid record falls within this epoch.

• ProlibytheriumRelated: Prolibytherium lived during this epoch, when North African mammal communities were changing.

• ProtoceratidaeRelated: The family persisted through the Miocene, when several distinctive genera evolved.