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Appendix Z — Forty macroscopic and outward phenotype examples by 
epistemic status 
1. Stage-conditioned breast morphology — EX/CI unless a mapping law is supplied. 
2. Stage-conditioned gross reproductive anatomy — EX/CI. 
3. Stage-conditioned external genital morphology — EX/CI. 
4. Stage-conditioned pelvic/skeletal relation — EX/CI. 
5. Stage-conditioned facial geometry — EX/CI. 
6. Stage-conditioned skin appearance — EX/CI. 
7. Stage-conditioned hair distribution — EX/CI. 
8. Stage-conditioned body contour — EX/CI. 
9. Stage-conditioned gross muscular contour — EX/CI. 
10. Stage-conditioned adipose distribution — EX/CI. 
11. Macro trait required at one stage but merely possible at another — logical schema; exact trait EX. 
12. Visible combination impossible at SF5 but possible at SF6 — logical schema; exact combination EX. 
13. Two SF10 subjects with different visible outputs — consistent if Γ permits both. 
14. SF20 and SF50 with overlapping visible phenotype but different counterfactual spaces — consistent. 
15. Visible puberty change during SF5 plateau — canonical possibility / CI unless mapped. 
16. Internal gross anatomy changing during static Γ — canonical possibility / CI. 
17. Microscopic novelty preceding later visible change — CI. 
18. Visible change without new microscopic novelty — possible unless ruled out. 
19. New stage with small incremental visible difference — possible. 
20. New stage with large gross-anatomical change — possible. 
21. Higher stage with lower value of a particular body measurement — possible; stage is not scalar anatomy. 
22. Higher stage with same value of a particular body measurement — possible. 
23. Higher stage with a new relational proportion among structures — possible. 
24. Higher stage with a previously forbidden phenotype combination — possible under modal opening. 
25. Higher stage forbidding a previously possible phenotype — possible under modal restriction. 
26. Higher stage making a previously optional trait necessary — possible under necessitation. 
27. SF100 visibly female but not reducible to ordinary Female phenotype-space — CI/EX. 
28. SM100 visibly male but not reducible to ordinary Male phenotype-space — CI/EX. 
29. Stage-specific outward trait that is not unique to the stage — possible. 
30. Stage-specific macro trait hidden from casual external observation — possible; internal macro. 
31. Breast phenotype changing with puberty under static SF4 — possible/CI. 
32. Gross reproductive phenotype maturing under static SF4 — possible/CI. 
33. Male chest/body contour changing under static SM4 — possible/CI. 
34. Male gross reproductive phenotype maturing under static SM4 — possible/CI. 
35. A visible trait caused by interaction of Γ with maturity rather than stage transition — CI schema. 
36. A visible trait caused directly by stage transition under an explicit law — CD when law supplied. 
37. Same visible trait with different PA/IH/PH provenance — possible. 
38. Different visible traits with same PH source but different environmental inputs — possible if causal map 
permits. 
39. Outward phenotype required only as a disjunction of alternatives — D from MOMA. 
40. Complete macro/outward silence at a valid Archstage — REJECTED by MOMA. 
Appendix AA — AI conformance tests for macroscopic/outward HGL 
Test A1. Input: “Because Γ is meta-level, an SF20 woman may have no stage-governed gross or outward 
phenotype at all.” Expected: Reject. MOMA requires nonempty macro/outward manifestation.

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