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The 12 pages that link to Sauropsida, each with the reason it gives.

• ReptileNarrower topic: This broader evolutionary group includes birds, which traditional Reptilia excludes.

• AmnioteBroader topic: It is one of the two principal living branches of amniotes.

• Temporal fenestraNarrower topic: Many temporal-fenestra patterns are interpreted within sauropsid relationships.

• SynapsidaCompared with: Sauropsids form the other major living amniote lineage besides mammals.

• TestudinesNarrower topic: This evolutionary grouping places turtles among the wider diversity of reptile-line animals.

• ReptiliaRelated: This lineage provides a widely used framework for reptile relationships.

• HylonomusRelated: Hylonomus is often placed on the sauropsid side of early amniote evolution.

• ArchosauromorphaNarrower topic: Archosauromorpha is one major branch within this broader amniote lineage.

• CynodontiaCompared with: Its evolutionary history contrasts with the synapsid lineage containing cynodonts and mammals.

• ParareptiliaRelated: Parareptilia is commonly placed within Sauropsida, alongside the lineage that includes modern reptiles and birds.

• Evolution of reptilesRelated: This broader lineage frames debates about how reptiles and birds are classified.

• YounginaNarrower topic: Youngina belongs within the sauropsid branch of amniote evolution.