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	An [[edo]] ''N'' is [[monotone]] with respect to a set of rational numbers ''S'' if there exists a [[mapping]] for ''N'' that preserves each elements's size order. If ''S'' is the [[odd limit\|''q''-odd-limit]] diamond, we say ''N'' is ''q''-odd-limit monotone. Below is a table of every edo up to 72.		An [[edo]] ''N'' is [[diamond monotone\|monotone]] with respect to a set of rational numbers ''S'' if there exists a [[mapping]] for ''N'' that preserves each elements's size order. If ''S'' is the [[odd limit\|''q''-odd-limit]] diamond, we say ''N'' is ''q''-odd-limit monotone. Below is a table of every edo up to 72.

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