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The 50 pages that link to Paleogene, each with the reason it gives.

• EoceneNarrower topic: The Eocene occupies the middle of this period.

• OligoceneNarrower topic: It provides the period-level unit containing the Oligocene.

• PaleoceneNarrower topic: The Paleocene is the Paleogene’s first epoch.

• AccipitridaeNarrower topic: Many early fossil raptors come from the period when modern bird groups diversified.

• Cretaceous–Paleogene boundaryNarrower topic: The boundary begins this period of mammal and bird diversification.

• Giant's CausewayNarrower topic: The Causeway formed during early Paleogene volcanic activity.

• Skaergaard intrusionNarrower topic: The intrusion crystallized during the Paleogene, amid North Atlantic magmatism.

• Grande CoupureNarrower topic: The Grande Coupure falls within the Paleogene's transition from the Eocene to Oligocene.

• NimravidaeNarrower topic: It contains much of the family's known history.

• OxyaenidaeNarrower topic: The family’s known history falls within this broader interval.

• PalaeotheriumNarrower topic: The Eocene interval in which Palaeotherium lived is part of the Paleogene.

• AiluridaeNarrower topic: Early ailurid fossils occur in deposits from this interval.

• BrontotheriidaeNarrower topic: The Eocene and brontothere history sit within this earlier Cenozoic period.

• GruiformesNarrower topic: Many fossils relevant to the early history of gruiform birds come from this period.

• HyaenodonNarrower topic: Hyaenodon's known history falls within this broader interval of mammalian evolution.

• Axel Heiberg IslandNarrower topic: Much of the island’s celebrated fossil-forest record comes from Paleogene rocks.

• DeinotheriidaeNarrower topic: The family's early history reaches back into this period.

• DesmostyliaNarrower topic: The order’s early history falls within the latter part of this period.

• GastornisNarrower topic: This period contains the full known geological span of Gastornis.

• MoeritheriumNarrower topic: Moeritherium lived during the Paleogene, before modern elephant families emerged.

• NotoungulataNarrower topic: The order's early diversification began within this period.

• PalaeotheriidaeNarrower topic: The Eocene portion of the Paleogene contains the family’s principal fossil record.

• AmphicyonNarrower topic: Amphicyonidae originated before the Miocene, with earlier members appearing in the Paleogene.

• AnthracotheriumNarrower topic: Much of anthracothere evolution occurred during this period of mammalian diversification.

• ChalicotheriidaeNarrower topic: Much of the family’s early evolutionary history falls within the Paleogene.

• LiriodendronNarrower topic: Liriodendron fossils show that tulip trees were present across parts of the Northern Hemisphere during this period.

• LitopternaNarrower topic: Litopterns originated during the Paleocene and diversified through much of the Paleogene.

• PelagornithidaeNarrower topic: Many early pelagornithid fossils come from this interval of rapid ecological change.

• RhinocerotoideaNarrower topic: Much of the superfamily's early diversification occurred during this period.

• AnoplotheriidaeNarrower topic: The family’s known history falls within this broader interval.

• ArsinoitheriumNarrower topic: The genus lived during the late Eocene and Oligocene, both epochs of the Paleogene.

• CainotheriidaeNarrower topic: The family’s entire known history falls within this period.

• MegalictisNarrower topic: Earlier mammal evolution sets the background for the Miocene mustelids that followed.

• PlotopteridaeNarrower topic: The family originated during the Paleogene, as North Pacific marine ecosystems changed.