Pentagonon^[1] (Graece πεντάγωνον < πεντα- 'quinque' + γωνία 'angulus'), etiam 5-gon appellatum, in geometria est polygonon quinque angulorum vel laterum. Summa angulorum internorum in pentagono simplice est 540°.

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  Transversa Abelmoschi esculenti sectio.
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  Convolvulaceis, sicut multis floribus aliis, est forma pentagonalis.
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  Gynoecium mali quinque carpella continet, in stella quinquies punctata ordinata.
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  Fructui Averrhoae carambolae est symmetria quincuplex.

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  Oreaster reticulatus. Multis echinodermatibus est symmetria quincuplex radialis.
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  Aliud echinodermatis exemplum: endosceletus echinoidei.
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  Adumbratio echinodermatis classis Ophiuroideorum.

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  Quasicrystallum Ho-Mg-Zn, ut dodecahedron pentagonale formatum Facies sunt vera pentagona regularia.
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  Crystallum pyritohedrale pyritis. Pyritohedrono est duodecim eaedem facies pentagonales, quae autem regulares non necesse sunt.

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  Pentagonon, praetorium United States Department of Defense.
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  Lamina domestica agri basipilae.

Ih	Th	Td	O	I	D5d
Dodecahedron	Pyritohedron	Tetartoidum	Icositetrahedron pentagonale	Hexecontahedron pentagonale	Trapezohedron truncatum

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