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

• TherapsidaNarrower topic: Therapsids are nested within this broader lineage.

• SauropsidaCompared with: It is Sauropsida’s sister lineage, distinguished by a separate evolutionary history.

• ReptiliaCompared with: Synapsids share amniote ancestry with reptiles but belong to a separate major branch.

• GorgonopsiaNarrower topic: This broader lineage places gorgonopsians among the evolutionary relatives of mammals.

• Mammalian jawNarrower topic: Mammalian jaw evolution unfolded within this lineage, from early synapsids to mammals.

• HylonomusCompared with: Its evolutionary position is contrasted with the lineage leading to mammals.

• CynodontiaNarrower topic: Cynodonts belong to the synapsid branch of amniote evolution.

• InostranceviaNarrower topic: This evolutionary placement distinguishes Inostrancevia from reptiles such as dinosaurs.

• ParareptiliaCompared with: Synapsids are a major evolutionary branch distinct from sauropsids, including parareptiles.

• PlaceriasNarrower topic: This broader lineage includes therapsids such as Placerias and modern mammals.

• BurnetiaNarrower topic: Burnetia lies within the synapsid branch of amniote evolution.

• MegazostrodonNarrower topic: Megazostrodon inherits a much older synapsid framework beneath its mammalian specializations.