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The 44 pages that link to Tetrapod, each with the reason it gives.

• DevonianRelated: Devonian tetrapods document vertebrate transitions toward life on land.

• CoelacanthRelated: Coelacanths and tetrapods share ancestry within the lobe-finned vertebrates.

• OperculumRelated: Tetrapods inherited elements of the fish gill-cover skeleton, though not a respiratory operculum.

• LungfishRelated: Lungfish are the closest living fish relatives of the tetrapod lineage.

• Evolutionary taxonomyRelated: Its nested relationship to traditional fish groups exposes the difference between grades and complete clades.

• Bony fishRelated: Tetrapods evolved within the lobe-finned branch of the bony-fish lineage.

• EusthenopteronRelated: The shared ancestry of Eusthenopteron and tetrapods frames its evolutionary significance.

• Late DevonianRelated: The first tetrapods appeared during the Devonian, near the epoch's close.

• West Indian Ocean coelacanthRelated: Coelacanths and tetrapods share the broader lobe-finned lineage but diverged long before land vertebrates arose.