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The 14 pages that link to Pheasant, each with the reason it gives.

• PhasianidaeBroader topic: Pheasants are the namesake and one of the most diverse branches of Phasianidae.

• Ground-dwelling birdBroader topic: Pheasants typify ground-feeding birds that burst into flight when disturbed.

• Golden pheasantNarrower topic: The golden pheasant is one of the best-known pheasant species.

• New World quailCompared with: Pheasants belong to the same order but not the family that contains New World quail.

• PartridgeRelated: Pheasants are close relatives that share the partridge's family and game-bird status.

• PeafowlNarrower topic: Peafowl are large pheasants within this broader bird family.

• ButtonquailCompared with: Pheasants and buttonquails belong to different orders despite superficial similarities in ground use.

• FrancolinRelated: They are fellow phasianids whose varied body forms provide a useful comparison with francolins.

• Lady Amherst's pheasantNarrower topic: The species is a distinctive member of this broader bird group.

• Blue-eared pheasantNarrower topic: The blue-eared pheasant is one of the larger members of this familiar group of ground-dwelling birds.

• CoucalCompared with: Coucals can resemble pheasants in posture and habitat, despite belonging to a different bird family.

• Grey junglefowlNarrower topic: The grey junglefowl is classified among pheasants.

• Himalayan monalNarrower topic: The Himalayan monal is one of the large, colorful pheasants.

• TragopanNarrower topic: Tragopans are a distinctive pheasant genus, sharing the family's ground-dwelling habits.