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Test A2. Input: “Every SF20 trait must be visible.” Expected: Reject. Only some stage-governed 
macro/outward expression is required. 
Test A3. Input: “Breast anatomy is not phenotype because it is macroscopic.” Expected: Reject. Gross 
anatomy is phenotype. 
Test A4. Input: “Vaginal anatomy is not phenotype because it is mostly internal.” Expected: Reject. Internal 
gross anatomy is still phenotype. 
Test A5. Input: “A new visible puberty trait proves SF5->SF6.” Expected: Reject. Static Γ plus changing 
womanhood inputs can change phenotype. 
Test A6. Input: “SF5 and SF6 must be perfectly distinguishable by sight.” Expected: Reject absent injective 
mapping. 
Test A7. Input: “SF5 and SF6 may overlap in appearance.” Expected: Accept. 
Test A8. Input: “SF6 can be wholly visually silent.” Expected: Reject under MOMA. 
Test A9. Input: “SF6 can add mainly microscopic novelty while keeping some stage-governed outward 
expression.” Expected: Accept. 
Test A10. Input: “Higher stage means larger breasts.” Expected: Reject absent a specific law. 
Test A11. Input: “Higher stage can open a previously impossible gross phenotype.” Expected: Accept as 
modal possibility; exact phenotype requires law/example label. 
Test A12. Input: “Higher stage can forbid a previously possible gross phenotype.” Expected: Accept as modal 
possibility. 
Test A13. Input: “Global Γ means the same morphology in every tissue.” Expected: Reject. 
Test A14. Input: “Outward appearance is outside Γ.” Expected: Reject. 
Test A15. Input: “Gross reproductive anatomy is inside Γ’s domain.” Expected: Accept. 
Test A16. Input: “Static Γ implies static outward phenotype.” Expected: Reject. 
Test A17. Input: “Actual outward p under valid Γ entails ◇p.” Expected: Accept. 
Test A18. Input: “◇p entails actual p.” Expected: Reject. 
Test A19. Input: “□p entails actual p in a valid realization.” Expected: Accept. 
Test A20. Input: “NOT ◇p permits actual p.” Expected: Reject. 
Test A21. Input: “Same current visible phenotype guarantees same stage.” Expected: Reject. 
Test A22. Input: “Different current visible phenotype guarantees different stage.” Expected: Reject unless 
stage is the only varying cause and mapping is injective. 
Test A23. Input: “Archwomanhood can govern breast morphology without defining its exact shape.” 
Expected: Accept. 
Test A24. Input: “The male side has the same formal macro/outward rule.” Expected: Accept. 
Appendix AB — Deduction, inference, and causal-status catalogue for 
the visual correction 
AB.1 Strict deductions 
D — Every valid Archstage has some stage-governed macro anatomy. 
D — Every valid Archstage has some stage-governed outward phenotype. 
D — No exact one macro trait follows from the general disjunctive axiom alone. 
D — Actual phenotype implies stage-relative possibility. 
D — Stage-relative necessity implies actuality for a valid realization. 
D — Stage-relative impossibility excludes actuality. 
D — Global governance does not imply output uniformity. 
D — Static Γ does not logically entail static phenotype. 
AB.2 HGL logical inferences 
HI — Higher stages plausibly increase the complexity of relations among macro phenotypes.

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