- Dipygus
- Di|py̲gus [zu di...1 u. gr. πυγή = Steiß] m; -, ...py̲gen (in fachspr. Fügungen: ...py̲gi): „Doppelsteiß“, Mißgeburt mit doppelter Anlage des Unterkörpers
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Dipygus
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