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| rowspan="2" |4L 1s
| rowspan="2" |4L 1s
| rowspan="2" |manual
| rowspan="2" |manual
|5L 4s
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|'''gramitonic'''
|'''gramitonic'''
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| rowspan="3" |3L 1s
| rowspan="3" |3L 1s
| rowspan="3" |tetric
| rowspan="3" |tetric
|4L 3s
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| rowspan="2" |3L 4s
| rowspan="2" |3L 4s
| rowspan="2" |mosh
| rowspan="2" |mosh
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Starting at 3 periods, mosdescendant names apply only to n-wood scales (triwood, tetrawood, pentawood, etc), where the names of mosdescendants are based on names for single-period mosses up to 5 notes and thereby limited to mosdescendants with 5n notes; any descendants after that are referred as to '''n-wood descendants'''.
Starting at 3 periods, mosdescendant names apply only to n-wood scales (triwood, tetrawood, pentawood, etc), where the names of mosdescendants are based on names for single-period mosses up to 5 notes and thereby limited to mosdescendants with 5n notes; any descendants after that are referred as to '''n-wood descendants'''.


Note that this means there are only two named 3rd-generation mosses from nL ns, rather than the usual eight. The cap of 5n notes mirrors that of TAMNAMS; currently, the names for single-period mosses up to 5 notes may also refer to non-octave periods and therefore (for our purposes) multi-period octave scales. The table outlines possible names for n-wood descendants for triwood, tetrawood, pentawood, and, in the general case, n-wood.
Since the names for single-period mosses up to 5 notes may also be used for non-octave periods, these names are used for multi-period mosses, producing n-antrial, n-trial, n-antetric, n-tetric, n-antipentic, n-pentic, n-pedal, and n-manual. Note that there are only two named 3rd-generation mosses from nL ns rather than the usual eight; the missing six names (what would be n-smitonic, n-mosh, n-checkertonic, n-oniorotonic, n-diatonic, and n-antidiatonic) are unsuitable for use for multi-period mos names as these names must refer to an octave period. These missing mosses are collectively referred to as '''3rd n-wood descendants''' instead.
 
The table outlines possible names for n-wood descendants for triwood, tetrawood, pentawood, and, in the general case, n-wood.
{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
|+Possible mosdescendant names for mosses with 3 periods or more
|+Possible mosdescendant names for mosses with 3 periods or more
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!Mos
!Mos
!Name
!Name
!Other notes
!Other notes and other possible names
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| rowspan="5" |[[3L 3s]]
| rowspan="5" |[[3L 3s]]
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|[[3L 12s]]
|[[3L 12s]]
|tripedal
|tripedal
| rowspan="5" |Tcherepnin and hyrulic are named under TAMNAMS and are used instead.
| rowspan="5" |The names tcherepnin and hyrulic are used instead of triantrial and tritrial.
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|[[12L 3s]]
|[[12L 3s]]
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