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The 21 pages that link to Proboscidea, each with the reason it gives.

• PerissodactylaCompared with: Elephants are large herbivorous mammals but belong to a different placental lineage.

• ElephantNarrower topic: Elephants are the only living members of this once-diverse order.

• African bush elephantNarrower topic: Its evolutionary lineage extends through this order of trunked mammals.

• African elephantNarrower topic: African elephants are surviving members of this ancient order.

• ElephantidaeNarrower topic: Elephantidae is one branch of this broader order.

• Woolly mammothNarrower topic: This broader lineage traces the woolly mammoth's place among trunked mammals.

• African forest elephantNarrower topic: The forest elephant belongs to this wider lineage of trunked mammals.

• Asian elephantNarrower topic: Asian elephants belong to this lineage of trunk-bearing mammals.

• PlacentaliaBroader topic: Elephants illustrate the large body size and long life histories found among placentals.

• MastodonNarrower topic: Mastodon belongs to this order, whose members share distinctive trunk-and-tusk anatomy.

• MammutidaeNarrower topic: Mammutidae is one branch of this broader order of trunked mammals.

• StegodonNarrower topic: Stegodon belongs to this broader order of trunked mammals.

• DeinotheriumNarrower topic: Deinotherium belongs to this order but developed a tusk arrangement unlike living elephants.

• DeinotheriidaeNarrower topic: Deinotheriidae is one extinct branch of this order.

• MoeritheriumNarrower topic: Moeritherium belongs to this order, but predates the familiar elephant body plan.

• Columbian mammothNarrower topic: This broader lineage places Columbian mammoths among trunked mammals.

• PlatybelodonNarrower topic: Platybelodon belongs to this order, whose members evolved diverse trunk and tusk forms.

• StegodontidaeNarrower topic: Stegodontidae belongs within this order of trunked mammals.

• ArsinoitheriumCompared with: Arsinoitherium’s ancestry was separate from that of elephants despite occasional comparisons.

• Dwarf elephantNarrower topic: This order supplies the broader evolutionary lineage of the dwarf elephant.

• GomphothereNarrower topic: Gomphotheres belonged to this broader order of trunked mammals.