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The class of queuing networks with multiple routing subchains is extended to include mechanisms of state-dependent lost arrivals and triggered arrivals. A sufficient condition is found, involving the loss and trigger functions, for the equilibrium network state probability distribution to have the product form; the known class of queuing networks with a product form solution is thus enlarged. Such queuing networks are useful models for systems with various population size constraints. Potential applications to modeling computer communication systems with storage and flow control constraints are indicated.