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"e.g." is for lists of examples. not just one.

• DrSiemer 5y ago
  Not necessarily. As I understand it, it indicates the presence of a list or group, that the subject(s) mentioned after it belong to. The location of e.g. in the sentence is unusual though: usually it will be found at the end.
• otabdeveloper4 5y ago
  No, it's just an abbreviation, nothing more.