Equation for this graph - is it parametric?

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I can't seem to figure out the equation of the attached graph. I have tried polar, parametric, and cartesian, and I'm almost positive its parametric.
Does anyone know what the equation might be?
 

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Look at the plot: x should be periodic, and y has to be combined from a monotonously increasing and a periodic part. Try something like x=sin(t), y=t+sin(2t) as in the figure attached and change constants to fit to the original one. ehild
 

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