F-heptomino

	F-heptomino
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Pattern type	Methuselah
Number of cells	7
Bounding box	4×4
MCPS	7
Lifespan	437 generations
Final population	60
L/I	62.4
F/I	8.6
F/L	0.137
L/MCPS	62.4
Discovered by	John Conway
Year of discovery	1970
Pattern files
Plaintext	fheptomino.cells
RLE	fheptomino.rle

The F-heptomino is a methuselah that evolves into three blocks, a tub, a pond, seven blinkers (one traffic light and half of an interchange), a beehive, a boat and a glider after 437 generations. It was named by John Conway.

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