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The 22 pages that link to Pinniped, each with the reason it gives.

• CetaceaCompared with: Pinnipeds are marine mammals that still come ashore, unlike fully aquatic cetaceans.

• Polar bearNarrower topic: Polar bears are terrestrial carnivores whose principal prey belongs to this marine mammal group.

• Countercurrent exchangeBroader topic: Pinnipeds use countercurrent exchangers in flippers and limbs to reduce heat loss.

• BlubberBroader topic: Pinnipeds use blubber to retain heat while swimming and resting in water.

• PiscivoryBroader topic: Many pinnipeds consume fish alongside other prey, linking piscivory to marine food webs.

• UrsidaeCompared with: They are close arctoid relatives, but belong to a separate lineage.

• Marine mammalBroader topic: Pinnipeds divide their lives between marine feeding and, often, land or ice.

• Antarctic fur sealNarrower topic: It belongs to this broader group of ocean-adapted mammals.

• Evolution of cetaceansCompared with: Pinnipeds entered water independently and retain a different evolutionary relationship to land mammals.

• Caspian sealNarrower topic: The Caspian seal is one member of this broader marine-mammal group.

• WalrusNarrower topic: Walruses belong to this group, alongside seals and sea lions.

• Steller sea lionNarrower topic: Steller sea lions are members of this broader group of marine mammals.

• CetaceanCompared with: Pinnipeds return to land or ice, whereas cetaceans live entirely in water.

• Eared sealNarrower topic: Eared seals are one branch of this broader group of flippered marine mammals.

• Elephant sealNarrower topic: Elephant seals are true seals, one branch of the pinnipeds.

• Harbor sealNarrower topic: Harbor seals are true seals, a branch of this group adapted to life at sea.

• Fur sealNarrower topic: Fur seals belong to the broader group of flippered marine mammals.

• Leopard sealNarrower topic: Leopard seals are true seals, a branch of the pinniped group.

• Sea lionNarrower topic: Sea lions are pinnipeds, a broader group with shared adaptations to life at sea.

• Earless sealNarrower topic: Phocidae is one of the three living pinniped families.

• HypercarnivoreBroader topic: Many pinnipeds obtain most of their food by consuming fish and other animals.

• DesmostyliaCompared with: Pinnipeds offer a contrast in aquatic adaptation: they are carnivores with specialized flippers.