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The 26 pages that link to Seabird, each with the reason it gives.

• AlbatrossNarrower topic: Albatross flight and feeding are specialized forms of life at sea.

• CharadriiformesNarrower topic: Many, though not all, charadriiform families are strongly associated with marine habitats.

• Atlantic puffinNarrower topic: Marine feeding and ocean travel shape the puffin’s daily life.

• ProcellariiformesNarrower topic: Procellariiformes is one diverse branch of the broader seabird grouping.

• Arctic ternNarrower topic: The tern’s oceanic lifestyle places it among seabirds.

• PelagornisNarrower topic: Pelagornis was part of the ecological world of birds feeding at sea.

• FrigatebirdNarrower topic: This broader ecological group includes frigatebirds and many unrelated ocean-feeding birds.

• GuillemotNarrower topic: Guillemots feed at sea and return to land to breed.

• European shagNarrower topic: The European shag is a coastal member of this broader ecological group.

• Islands of the ForthNarrower topic: Large colonies of seabirds are among the defining features of the outer islands.

• LarusNarrower topic: Many Larus species forage along coasts and depend on marine food webs.

• PlotopteridaeNarrower topic: Plotopterids were specialized seabirds within ancient North Pacific communities.

• RynchopsNarrower topic: Most Rynchops species forage along coasts, estuaries, and large rivers.

• SkuaNarrower topic: Skuas are seabirds whose feeding and breeding connect land and ocean.

• SulidaeNarrower topic: Sulidae belong to the broader ecological group of marine-feeding birds.

• TropicbirdNarrower topic: Tropicbirds are ocean-going birds that return to land to breed.