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The 13 pages that link to Viverridae, each with the reason it gives.

• FelidaeCompared with: Civets and genets are close feliform relatives, not members of Felidae.

• MustelidaeCompared with: Civets can resemble martens, but their family lies outside Mustelidae.

• CaniformiaCompared with: Viverrids demonstrate the diversity of the cat-like branch outside Caniformia.

• ProcyonidaeCompared with: Civets can resemble procyonids, but belong to a different carnivoran lineage.

• Cat (animal)Compared with: Civets resemble cats in some ways but belong to a separate family.

• BinturongNarrower topic: The binturong belongs to this family, despite its bear-like appearance.

• MusteloideaCompared with: Civets can resemble musteloids in form but belong to the other carnivoran branch.

• HerpestidaeCompared with: Viverrids resemble mongooses in some traits but form a separate family.

• African civetNarrower topic: The African civet is the largest living member of this family.

• EupleridaeCompared with: Some euplerids were historically classified with civets because of superficial similarities.

• African palm civetCompared with: The African palm civet resembles true civets but belongs to a different family.

• Asiatic linsangCompared with: Linsangs resemble civets but are classified in their own family, Prionodontidae.

• Banded palm civetNarrower topic: The banded palm civet belongs to this family, despite its partly fruit-eating diet.