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Tetrapus is a
genus of fig wasp
native to the Americas. Fig
wasps have an
obligate mutualism with the fig
species they pollinate.
Tetrapus pollinates figs...
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twins also
usually share only one set of
external genitalia.
Ischiopagus Tetrapus/Quadripus: This
variety has the
twins at a
symmetrical continuous longitudinal...
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Tetrapus americ**** is a
species of fig wasp
which is
native to
South and
Central America. It has an
obligate mutualism with
Ficus maxima, the fig species...
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parasitic twin, also
known as an
asymmetrical twin or
unequal conjoined twin,
occurs when a twin
embryo begins developing in utero, but the pair does...
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Ospreon —
Pulses &
Legumes Aeropetes — The Bird
Polyteles — The
Sumptuous Tetrapus — The Quadruped, Four-legged
animals Thal****a — The Sea, Sea-food Halieus...
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conventions of the time. Some
referred to her as a "dipygus
dibrachius tetrapus",
others named her
condition "'posterior dichotomy,'
subvariety schizorachis"...
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Sycophaginae Anidarnes Eukoebelea Idarnes Pseudidarnes Sycophaga Tetrapusiinae Tetrapus Epichrysomallidae Acophila Asycobia Camarothorax Epichrysomalla Eufroggattia...
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triplets was detected,
characterized as tricephalus, tetrabrachius, and
tetrapus parapagothoracopagus, and the
pregnancy interrupted at 22 w****s. Kendra...
- T. americ**** may
refer to:
Tetrapus americ****, a wasp
species Tomistoma americ****, an
extinct crocodile species in the
genus Tomistoma Typhlodromus...
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Marcus Gavius Apicius. "IX. GLIRES".
Tetrapus Quadripedia,
Liber VIII: De re
coquinaria [On the
subject of cooking] (in...
