Exotic Hadrons is a type of hadron that, unlike conventional hadrons composed solely of quark-antiquark pairs or three valence quarks, possesses explicit quantum chromodynamic degrees of freedom such as gluonic excitations or multiquark configurations, thereby manifesting quantum numbers or decay patterns inaccessible to standard quark model states.
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