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In extant vertebrates, natural motifs such as coat markings, spongy bone structures, neuronal arborescence or collective swarms correspond to diverse pattern types, from fractals to periodic stripes or tessellations, and so on. In this subphylum, evolution produced an apparent paradox a given pattern may vary tremendously in its extent, periodicity or regularity, but follows general geometrical trends and is produced with meticulous precision. In this review, we discuss the role of self-organization, a patterning strategy in which spontaneous orde