Has this thing any name?

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Has this thing any name?

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It's a still life.
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Edit: And what about this? It's made from two eleveners. It also has 3 versions as you can see.
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The first could be best described as being four inducting butterflies. The rest don't have names per se, but they do have numbers. (I currently don't know what numbers they are, and it would take far too long to try to match the still lifes with numbers, especially since different people have different systems of numbering.)
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Thanks. I don't need those numbers.
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Extrementhusiast wrote:it would take far too long to try to match the still lifes with numbers
Not really. Those are 20.109008, 22.643740 and 18.19042.
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dddwww wrote:Edit: And what about this? It's made from two eleveners. It also has 3 versions as you can see.
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If you want some sort of a taxonomy here, the two "versions" on the L & R seem to actually include a cis fuse with two tails, as a basic component, siamized with either a copy of itself or with an eater 1 (in the same way the elevener is a type of siamese eater-1s).
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