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\section{Abstract}  An attempt to elucidate a form of recursive integral was made. A link to chaotic systems in bifurcation diagrams was found as the iterative solution to an integral under variation of a general parameter in the integrand. This could propose in some sense the integral having multiple values, with the solution a scaled varient of the logistic map. Approximate piecewise functions are used to map the bifurcation pattern in an attempt to close the form of the recursive integral for small numbers of bifurcations. In the process a potential connection between the Embree-Trefethen constant, Feigenbaum Constant $\delta$, and the closely fitting functional forms of the integral is exhibited. A highly (elliptic hyperbolic?) transformation is defined to move from one bifurcation to the other, a repeated application adds intricate (bound under a value) structure in the region $r\in[0,4]$.