Herschel descendant

A Herschel descendant is a common active pattern occurring at generation 21 of a Herschel's evolution. Beside it contains another Herschel descendant, after it produces the first natural block:

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There are other evolutionary paths leading to the same pattern, including the modification of a B-heptomino implied by generation 21 of a Herschel.

External links

Herschel descendant at the Life Lexicon

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