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A monomial Henon mapping is defined as the well- known two-dimensional Henon map with the quadratic term replaced by a monomial. This paper introduces a conjecture about monomial Henon mappings: Even Henon mappings are chaotic and odd Henon mappings are not chaotic in the first quadrant of the bifurcation parameter space. This conjecture is based on numerical simulations of this type of map.