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A twin in which more than one concurrent sublattice is necessary to explain the restoration of lattice nodes by the twin operation is called a '''hybrid twin'''. | A twin in which more than one concurrent sublattice is necessary to explain the restoration of lattice nodes by the twin operation is called a '''hybrid twin'''. | ||
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Macle hybride (Fr). Geminato ibrido (It). 雑種双晶(Ja).
A twin in which more than one concurrent sublattice is necessary to explain the restoration of lattice nodes by the twin operation is called a hybrid twin.