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

• AmphibianNarrower topic: Amphibians belong to the broader tetrapod lineage.

• PaleozoicNarrower topic: Early tetrapods emerged from aquatic vertebrates during the Devonian.

• Marine reptileNarrower topic: Marine reptiles descend from land vertebrates with four-limbed body plans.

• ReptileNarrower topic: Reptiles are tetrapods, even when limbs have been reduced or lost, as in snakes.

• AmnioteNarrower topic: Amniotes are a major branch within tetrapods.

• TiktaalikNarrower topic: Tiktaalik predates the familiar tetrapod body plan while preserving clues to its emergence.

• Amniotic eggNarrower topic: The amniotic egg arose within the broader tetrapod lineage.

• QuadrupedalismNarrower topic: Quadrupedal locomotion is common among tetrapods, though some tetrapods use fewer limbs.

• SkullNarrower topic: The skull’s openings and joints changed as vertebrates adapted to life on land.

• Carboniferous rainforest collapseNarrower topic: Changes in forest habitats affected the broader communities of land vertebrates.

• AcanthostegaNarrower topic: Acanthostega is an early member of the tetrapod lineage, despite its aquatic life.

• HerpetologyNarrower topic: Reptiles and amphibians are studied within the broader tetrapod lineage.

• LissamphibiaNarrower topic: This broader evolutionary group contains Lissamphibia and its relatives.

• PanderichthysNarrower topic: Panderichthys shares traits with early members of this broader vertebrate group.

• TerrestrializationNarrower topic: The first tetrapods arose from aquatic ancestors, though many early forms remained tied to water.

• HylonomusNarrower topic: Hylonomus belonged to the broader land-vertebrate lineage of tetrapods.

• IchthyostegaNarrower topic: Ichthyostega belongs to the early tetrapod lineage, though its limbs were not suited to ordinary walking on land.

• TemnospondyliNarrower topic: Temnospondyli belongs to the early radiation of vertebrates adapting to life beyond water.

• HindlimbNarrower topic: Hindlimbs are part of the characteristic paired appendages of tetrapods.

• LepospondyliNarrower topic: Lepospondyls belong to the early diversity of tetrapods.

• ReptiliomorphaNarrower topic: Reptiliomorpha is a major branch within the broader tetrapod evolutionary tree.

• SeymouriaNarrower topic: Seymouria belongs to the early diversity of four-limbed vertebrates.

• TriadobatrachusNarrower topic: As a four-limbed vertebrate, Triadobatrachus belongs within this much broader lineage.

• DiadectesNarrower topic: Diadectes was a terrestrial member of this vertebrate lineage.

• DiplocaulusNarrower topic: Diplocaulus belongs to the early diversity of tetrapods, before many modern groups had appeared.

• ScutosaurusNarrower topic: Its four limbs place Scutosaurus within this broad vertebrate group.

• MicrosauriaNarrower topic: Microsaurs belong to the early fossil history of land vertebrates.

• StereospondyliNarrower topic: This broad evolutionary group contains temnospondyls and their relatives.