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-Ii min7 iii min7 IV (Maj or min7) Used as a substitute for the ii min7 dom7 iv min7 pattern.
Ii min7
D min7
Becomes

V dom7
G7

Iv min7
F min7

Ii min7
Iii min7
Iv min7
D min7
E min7
F min7
Think of as a G13 inverted without the 9th
GBDFAE to EGBDF

Used as a substitute for ii min V dom ii min V dom pattern.

Becomes

Ii min7
D min7

V dom7
G7

Ii min7
D min7

Iii min7
E min7
Think of as a G13
without the 9th

Ii min7
D min7

V dom7
G7

IV Maj7
V dom7
F Maj7
G7
Major substitute
for Ii min7

In this pattern the IV is usually a Maj7 or min7 but often altered to iv min7 or iv min#7
[which resolves to iii min7 or iii dom7] and iv dim7 [which resolves to iii min7].

Summary
The illustrated Diatonic Stepwise patterns seldom appear in sheet music.
-Generally

Appear in groups of three or more chords.

Often found at the beginning and end of a phrase.
Originate on the first beat of an odd bar: 1/3/5/7 etc.
May be used in conjunction with Circle of Fifths and/or Chromatic patterns.