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The 29 pages that link to Ornithischia, each with the reason it gives.

• TheropodaCompared with: Its members form the other major dinosaur branch in traditional classifications.

• DinosauriaBroader topic: It is one of the two traditional major branches of non-avian dinosaurs.

• DinosaurBroader topic: Its members show the range of body plans within Dinosauria.

• CeratopsiaNarrower topic: Ceratopsia is one branch of this major dinosaur lineage.

• AnkylosauriaNarrower topic: Ankylosaurs belong to this major dinosaur lineage, despite their distinctive armor.

• HadrosauridaeNarrower topic: Hadrosauridae belongs to this major dinosaur lineage.

• ProtoceratopsNarrower topic: Protoceratops sits within this broad dinosaur branch, alongside ceratopsians and several other herbivore groups.

• SaurischiaCompared with: Its traditionally bird-like pelvic arrangement contrasts with Saurischia’s lizard-like arrangement.

• Non-avian dinosaurBroader topic: Its many members were non-avian herbivores with diverse body plans.

• SauropodomorphaCompared with: Sauropodomorpha belongs to Saurischia, not this separate major dinosaur branch.

• PachycephalosauriaNarrower topic: Pachycephalosauria is nested within this major dinosaur clade.

• PsittacosaurusRelated: Psittacosaurus belongs to this herbivorous dinosaur lineage, not the lineage containing theropods.

• StegosauriaNarrower topic: Stegosauria is one branch of this major dinosaur group.

• ThyreophoraNarrower topic: Thyreophora is a major branch within this broader dinosaur lineage.

• OrnithopodaNarrower topic: Ornithopoda is one of the principal branches within this larger dinosaur clade.

• ParasaurolophusNarrower topic: This broader dinosaur clade contains hadrosaurids such as Parasaurolophus.

• PachycephalosaurusNarrower topic: Its hip and jaw anatomy places Pachycephalosaurus within this major dinosaur clade.

• HeterodontosaurusNarrower topic: Heterodontosaurus belongs to this lineage of mostly plant-eating dinosaurs.

• LambeosaurusNarrower topic: Lambeosaurus belongs to this major branch of herbivorous dinosaurs.

• HeterodontosauridaeNarrower topic: Heterodontosauridae belongs to this major dinosaur lineage.

• MarginocephaliaNarrower topic: Marginocephalia is nested within this major dinosaur lineage.

• ScelidosaurusNarrower topic: Scelidosaurus belongs to this dinosaur branch, whose members share distinctive pelvic anatomy.

• StegocerasNarrower topic: Pachycephalosaurs, including Stegoceras, are ornithischian dinosaurs.

• YinlongNarrower topic: Ceratopsians, including Yinlong, belong to this broader dinosaur group.

• AetosauriaCompared with: Aetosaurs were sometimes compared with armored herbivorous dinosaurs, but they were archosaurs outside Dinosauria.

• HypsilophodonNarrower topic: This broader dinosaur group contains the ornithopods that include Hypsilophodon.

• LeaellynasauraNarrower topic: Ornithopods, including Leaellynasaura, are part of this lineage.

• SilesauridaeRelated: A proposed placement of silesaurids near ornithischians would recast early dinosaur evolution.

• ThescelosaurusNarrower topic: Thescelosaurus belongs to this major dinosaur branch.