Substance and immanent cause
Spinoza’s distinction between substance and modes explains finite things within nature. Immanent causation is a specific ontological thesis concerning causes and effects.
Spinoza is the representative here. Deleuze’s later interpretation has a separate card, preserving the distinction between source and reception.
Source
Baruch Spinoza, Ethica, Pars I, Definitiones III and V; Propositio XVIII.