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The 11 pages that link to Parrot, each with the reason it gives.

• Zygodactyl footBroader topic: Parrots use their paired forward and backward toes to grasp branches and food.

• SyrinxBroader topic: Parrots show how precise syringeal control can support vocal imitation.

• PsittaciformesNarrower topic: Parrot is the familiar common name for most members of this order.

• BudgerigarNarrower topic: Budgerigars belong to this larger group, whose anatomy and behavior they share.

• CockatielNarrower topic: Cockatiels share the parrot traits of climbing feet and curved bills.

• LoriiniCompared with: The broader parrot body plan contrasts with the tribe’s specialized feeding adaptation.

• MacawNarrower topic: Macaws are among the largest and most conspicuous members of this broader group.

• New Zealand parrotNarrower topic: The New Zealand species are distinctive branches within the wider parrot order.

• ParakeetNarrower topic: Parakeets are parrots, not a separate order of birds.

• Amazon parrotNarrower topic: This broader group provides the basic body plan Amazon parrots share.

• True parrotNarrower topic: True parrots form one major lineage within the broader parrot group.