The word "quadruplet" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to a group of four people or four things that are related to each other. For example, "The family welcomed their new quadruplet babies into the world."
The plot, if it can be called that, of one video concerns quadruplet girls whose father has told them that he wanted only triplets; two of the sisters resolve the familial anxiety by merging into one.
Lucas Eibel Lucas, 18, was a quadruplet.
The company also owns two slender town houses around the corner, on East 46th Street, part of a surviving quadruplet of old row houses, including the one where Ms. Connolly lives.
I'm amazed no one has picked this series up for a film trilogy (quadruplet) Keren, via Facebook Taking Flight and Grounded by Sheena Wilkinson Forbidden Spaces trilogy, by Helen Grant Gemma, via email The Life of a Banana by PP Wong - Guardian reviewer Claire Hazelton agreed: "PP Wong captures the idiosyncrasies of typical teenage vernacular well".
"I was just up in the library and somebody pointed at me and said, 'Quadruplet.' " "I guess it's kind of weird," Ryan said.
When the nine-banded species of this mammal breeds it bears monozygotic quadruplets.
Excluding the use of fertility drugs, approximate figures for the frequency of multiple births are 1 in 80 births for twins, 1 in 6,400 for triplets, 1 in 512,000 for quadruplets, 1 in 40,960,000 for quintuplets, and so on.
In humans the most frequent type of twinning results in the birth of two babies (twins) at once, although repetition of twinning may lead to triplets, quadruplets, or other multiples of one.
Similarly, quadruplets may originate from one up to four zygotes, and quintuplets may derive from one to five zygotes.
Last month The Independent reported how a 65-year-old woman was set to become the oldest person known to give birth to quadruplets, after she conceived through IVF treatment.
A 65-year-old German woman is set to become the oldest person to ever give birth to quadruplets.
