Oracle view to Find out views on Table

HI Gurus,
Can someone please let me know how i can see all the views created for a table?
THanks,

Hi,
SELECT * FROM dba_dependencies
WHERE REFERENCED_NAME='table_name' --->Replace with ur tab name
AND REFERENCED_TYPE='TABLE';
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