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The 8 pages that link to Paired fins, each with the reason it gives.

• SarcopterygiiBroader topic: The paired fins of early sarcopterygians have the characteristic fleshy lobes.

• Lobe-finned fishNarrower topic: Lobe-finned anatomy is a distinctive form of paired-fin structure.

• Pelvic finNarrower topic: Pelvic fins are one of the two main pairs of fins in fishes.

• GnathostomataRelated: Paired appendages are a key feature of jawed vertebrates and precede tetrapod limbs.

• AcanthodiiRelated: Acanthodian fin arrangements provide evidence about early paired-fin evolution.

• CephalaspisRelated: Osteostracans had paired pectoral fins, unlike many earlier jawless vertebrates.

• ReedfishNarrower topic: Reedfish use their pectoral fins to brace and push across land.

• CyclostomiCompared with: Cyclostomes lack paired fins, unlike most other living vertebrates.