Create an infinite recursive list in haskell using a function returning a sublist?

If you have a function that generates the next state based on the previous one, you can then use the iterate function to create the entire list. In this case, the state consists of the four numbers and the size. After calling iterate, I call map fst to get rid of the size values, and concat to concatenate all the lists.

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