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English: The 5-dual-uniform Krotenheerdt tiling in Grunbaum, et. al., page 68, in Section 2.2 (k-uniform tilings). This is colored by vertex regular planigon, and the lattice of the original 5-uniform tiling is faintly outlined.
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