  Continuing previous work on collective variables properties in full phase
space in hadron-hadron collisions in the TeV region our investigation is
extended to multiplicity distributions and clan structure analysis in
pseudo-rapidity intervals. Total multiplicity distributions (MDs) are
considered also here as the weighted superposition of soft and semi-hard
components, and described by Pascal(NB)MD.
  The soft component is characterised by KNO and Feynman scaling behaviour in
all scenarios which differ in the semi-hard component properties only. In fact,
the semi-hard component has been supposed to satisfy, in scenario 1, KNO and
Feynman scaling behaviour and to violate it strongly in scenario 2. A third
possibility has been explored: it is a QCD inspired scenario and leads to
expectations intermediate between the just mentioned two.
  The semi-hard component structure becomes dominant in the TeV energy domain,
a huge mini-jet production is indeed the main phenomenon in this region.
  In addition a new species of clans is generated suggesting a phase transition
in the clan production in scenarios 2 and 3. Our results can be compared with
Tevatron and LHC experimental data when available.
