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Entries in each section are listed in ascending order based on the lowest [[National Pokédex]] number among the family members. | Entries in each section are listed in ascending order based on the lowest [[National Pokédex]] number among the family members. | ||
== | ==New species== | ||
These evolutionary families have at least one common state before diversifying and have actual new Pokémon [[Pokémon (species)|species]] introduced at some point after the debut of the earliest members. | These evolutionary families have at least one common state before diversifying and have actual new Pokémon [[Pokémon (species)|species]] introduced at some point after the debut of the earliest members. | ||
===Pikachu family=== | ===Pikachu family=== | ||
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== | ==New forms only== | ||
These families received new regional forms of existging members that can be evolved into from a common unevolved state but no actual new species. | These families received new regional forms of existging members that can be evolved into from a common unevolved state but no actual new species. | ||
===Exeggcute family=== | ===Exeggcute family=== | ||
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== | ==New form-exclusive evulutions only== | ||
Certain Pokémon will only evolve from a specific regional form and, therefore, have no counterpart. These families entirely consist of regional variant forms completely parallel to families involving other forms of the same species. As such, these cases do not have cross-generational evolutions in the sense where a specific Pokémon receives evolved or pre-evolved states in a different generation but rather these families have member species introduced in different generations. | Certain Pokémon will only evolve from a specific regional form and, therefore, have no counterpart. These families entirely consist of regional variant forms completely parallel to families involving other forms of the same species. As such, these cases do not have cross-generational evolutions in the sense where a specific Pokémon receives evolved or pre-evolved states in a different generation but rather these families have member species introduced in different generations. | ||
===Meowth family=== | ===Meowth family=== | ||