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	The MOS scale family tree (or mos family tree) is an infinite binary tree that organizes [[MOS scale\|moment-of-symmetry scales]] based on the parent-to-child relationship between scales. This tree is distinct from other trees, such as the scale tree (which organizes scales based on the Farey tree) and the Stern-Brocot tree.		The MOS scale family tree (or mos family tree) is an infinite binary tree that organizes [[MOS scale\|moment-of-symmetry scales]] based on the parent-to-child relationship between scales. This tree is distinct from other trees, such as the scale tree (which organizes scales based on the Farey tree) and the Stern-Brocot tree.