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The umbrella grouping for vehicle propulsion engines across every transport mode this atlas tracks, sitting one level above the four mode-specific engine subcategories that already carry the detailed working scope: Automotive Engines, Aircraft Engines, Locomotive Engines and Marine Engines. Belongs here, at this coarse level: the category node itself and any future mode-specific engine subcategory this atlas adds; individual named engines are never minted directly under this node. Does not belong here: any specific named engine or engine family, which always belongs to whichever of the four existing subcategories matches its vehicle mode -- an engine entity minted directly under Engines rather than under, for example, Automotive Engines or Marine Engines, is filed one level too high.

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Era of Emergence
1712 CE 1
All Engines
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GM Ecotec Diesel (1997)

Automotive Engines

GM Ecotec engine

Automotive Engines

GM E-Turbo engine

Automotive Engines

GM Family 0 engine

Automotive Engines

GM Family 1 engine

Automotive Engines

GM Family II engine

Automotive Engines

GM Family Z engine

Automotive Engines

GM High Feature engine

Automotive Engines

GM High Value engine

Automotive Engines

GM L3B engine

Automotive Engines

GM Medium Diesel engine

Automotive Engines

GM Medium Gasoline Engine

Automotive Engines

GM Small Gasoline Engine

Automotive Engines

GM Ultra Engine

Automotive Engines

GM Voltec powertrain

Hybrid and Alternative Propulsion Systems

GM Whirlfire engine

Automotive Engines

GMC straight-6 engine

Automotive Engines

GMC V6 engine

Automotive Engines

Gray Marine 6-71 Diesel Engine

Marine Engines

GT13E2

Stationary and Industrial Engines

Heat engine

Stationary and Industrial Engines

Heinkel HeS 011

Aircraft Engines

Heinkel HeS 1

Aircraft Engines

Heinkel HeS 3

Aircraft Engines

Heinkel HeS 30

Aircraft Engines

Heinkel HeS 8

Aircraft Engines

Holden straight-six motor

Automotive Engines

Holden V8 engine

Automotive Engines

Honda A engine

Automotive Engines

Honda B engine

Automotive Engines

Honda B16B engine

Automotive Engines

Honda B20A engine

Automotive Engines

Honda C engine

Automotive Engines

Honda D engine

Automotive Engines

Honda E engine

Automotive Engines

Honda E0 engine

Automotive Engines

Honda EA engine

Automotive Engines

Honda F engine

Automotive Engines

Honda F20C engine

Automotive Engines

Honda G engine

Automotive Engines

Honda GX25

Stationary and Industrial Engines

Honda H engine

Automotive Engines

Honda HF386E

Automotive Engines

Honda HR09E/HR10EG engine

Automotive Engines

Honda HR28TT engine

Automotive Engines

Honda HR35TT engine

Automotive Engines

Honda HR412E

Automotive Engines

Honda HR-414E/HR-417E/HR-420E engine

Automotive Engines

Honda i-CTDi

Automotive Engines

Honda Indy V6

Automotive Engines
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1. Wikipedia: Engine
WikipediaEngine, steam engine development
Quote, Engine, steam engine development
Improving on the design of the 1712 Newcomen steam engine, the Watt steam engine, developed sporadically from 1763 to 1775, was a great step in the development of the steam engine.
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