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The 9 pages that link to Procyonidae, each with the reason it gives.

• MustelidaeCompared with: Procyonids resemble some mustelids in build and diet but belong to a separate family.

• RaccoonNarrower topic: Raccoons are the best-known members of this family, whose species share traits such as plantigrade feet.

• KinkajouNarrower topic: Kinkajous belong to this family despite their unusual, highly arboreal lifestyle.

• MusteloideaBroader topic: These raccoon relatives are one of the four living musteloid families.

• Red pandaCompared with: The red panda was historically grouped with raccoons before its distinct family was recognized.

• AiluridaeCompared with: Procyonids are close musteloid relatives, but are classified in a separate family.

• CoatiNarrower topic: Coatis belong to this family alongside raccoons and kinkajous.

• CacomistleNarrower topic: This family places the cacomistle among its closest living relatives.

• BassaricyonNarrower topic: Bassaricyon belongs to this family of mostly American mammals.