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We study a genus-two hypergeometric family whose Jacobians have real multiplication by (√5). We identify the relevant primitive factor and integral rank-two monodromy; at one real embedding the projective image is Δ(2,5,∞), while the conjugate image is nondiscrete. At the primes above $11$, the degree-$12$ Borel covers are quadratic pullbacks of genus-one triangular modular curves. The same rank-two systems have finite-field hypergeometric Frobenius traces, yielding the local Euler factors and a quadratic transformation twisted by the character of $2$.
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