If the bm1 plot shows less even-odd sttagering pattern. Then what it means in context of physics?

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For the odd z nucleus BM1 values shows less odd-even staggering pattern. How can we interpret this in terms of physics and for triaxial nuclei why this pattern should be more pronounced?

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