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The construction and characterization by T. Ohkuma of a chain whose automorphism group acts uniquely transitively is extended in this article to analogues for circularly ordered sets and betweenness chains.

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Giraudet, M., Holland, W.C. Ohkuma Structures. Order 19, 223–237 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1021249901409

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