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If you are referring to anatomical structures, such as ribs, there are typically 12 pairs in humans, and they are not fused, allowing for flexibility and movement. However, some structures in the body can be fused or connected in different ways depending on the context. If you meant something else by "12 in number not fused," please provide more context for a specific answer.

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