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Penguin eggs do not have a distinct scientific name separate from their species, as they are generally referred to simply as "penguin eggs." The eggs of different penguin species may vary slightly in size and color, but they are typically described scientifically by the species of the penguin, such as Spheniscidae for the family that includes all penguins. For example, the egg of the Emperor penguin is referred to as the egg of Aptenodytes forsteri.

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