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The 16 pages that link to Neogene, each with the reason it gives.

• MioceneNarrower topic: The Miocene is the first of the Neogene’s two epochs.

• PaleogeneRelated: It begins where the Paleogene ends.

• CenozoicBroader topic: It follows the Paleogene and precedes the Quaternary.

• PlioceneNarrower topic: The Pliocene is the final epoch of this period.

• OligoceneRelated: The Oligocene–Miocene boundary also marks the start of the Neogene.

• DeinotheriidaeNarrower topic: Most of the family's fossil record falls within this period.

• DesmostyliaNarrower topic: Desmostylia survived into the Neogene before becoming extinct.

• MegalodonRelated: Most of megalodon’s known existence falls within the Neogene.

• PelagornisNarrower topic: Much of Pelagornis's known fossil range falls within this period.

• PhorusrhacidaeNarrower topic: Many famous phorusrhacids lived during the Miocene and Pliocene parts of this period.

• AmphicyonNarrower topic: Most of Amphicyon's history falls within this broader period.

• DorcatheriumNarrower topic: The genus lived during this period of major mammal diversification.

• TeleocerasNarrower topic: It encompasses the Miocene and Pliocene intervals in which Teleoceras lived.

• Melnik Earth PyramidsNarrower topic: The sedimentary deposits in the area formed during the region's younger geological history.

• PalaeomerycidaeNarrower topic: Palaeomerycids lived during this period of major mammal diversification.

• StupendemysNarrower topic: The Miocene interval containing Stupendemys belongs to this broader period.