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In heraldry, when two animals or beasts are depicted back to back, they are described as being addorsed.

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	In [[heraldry]], when two [[Animals (Heraldry)\|animals]] or [[heraldic beast\|beasts]] are depicted back to back, they are described as being '''addorsed'''.		In [[heraldry]], when two [[Animals (Heraldry)\|animals]] or [[heraldic beast\|beasts]] are depicted back to back, they are [[blazon\|described]] as being '''addorsed'''.
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