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A hendecagon, which is an 11-sided polygon, does not tessellate on its own. This is because the internal angle of a regular hendecagon is approximately 147.27 degrees, which does not allow for angles to fit together perfectly without gaps or overlaps. Tessellation requires that the angles of the shapes used can combine to fill space completely, which is not the case for the hendecagon. Therefore, while it can be part of a complex tessellation with other shapes, it cannot tessellate by itself.

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