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	This is one possible naming and organization system for intervals of [[~~Porcupine\|~~porcupine]] ~~temperament. It's based on the porcupine~~[7] scale, or equivalently on the [[val\|val]] <7 11 16\|.		This is one possible naming and organization system for the intervals of the [[porcupine]][7] scale, or equivalently of the [[val\|val]] <7 11 16\|.

	In [[22edo\|22edo]], all the neighboring intervals on this chart that are shown as about 20 cents apart are actually the same. For example, the augmented third (9/7) and the diminished fourth (14/11) are both the same interval (8\22) in 22edo. This corresponds to 99/98 being tempered out in 22edo.		In [[22edo\|22edo]], all the neighboring intervals on this chart that are shown as about 20 cents apart are actually the same. For example, the augmented third (9/7) and the diminished fourth (14/11) are both the same interval (8\22) in 22edo. This corresponds to 99/98 being tempered out in 22edo.