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As a result of their structure, polymeric phthalocyanines have four fractal dimensions for every size/shape/dilation combination. The construction of polymeric phthalocyanines resembles known fractals. A structure model of the polymer is extended. For infinitely large polymeric phthalocyanines, the same limiting value for the fractal dimensions (D = 2) was found to be valid for all structures.