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	'''24167/24000''' is a small comma in the no-sevens [[13-limit]]. It is the interval in which a stack of three [[13/10]] tridecimal semisixths exceed one [[12/11]] undecimal neutral second plus an [[octave]].		'''24167/24000''' is a small comma in the no-sevens [[13-limit]]. It is the interval in which a stack of three [[13/10]] tridecimal semisixths exceed one [[12/11]] undecimal neutral second plus an [[octave]].

			Previously known, but unnamed, [[Budjarn Lambeth]] named it the '''shark cage comma''' in 2024. If you convert the digits of 24167 and 24000 into letters, where 0=A, 1=B, etc., you get CEBGH CEAAA, which is an anagram of “a beach cage”. That inspired the name of the comma.