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Default Fixed points of holomorphic systems

Can any general statements be made about the fixed points of coupled systems of holomorphic functions?

Consider the system:

z'(t)=f(z);\quad z\in \mathbb{C}

where f(z) is holomorphic.

For example:

z'(t)=z\Rightarrow \begin{cases} x'(t)=x \\ y'(t)=y\end{cases}

or:

z'(t)=\sin(z)\Rightarrow \begin{cases} x'(t)=\textbf{Re}(\sin z) \\ y'(t)=\textbf{Im}(\sin z)\end{cases}

Can I predict which types of fixed points I would encounter with these systems strictly on the analytic properties of f(z)?
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...Something like \int_{\gamma(z_0,z)}f maybe?
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