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    Supports→Even if some qualitative property were universal among all extant species specimens after speciation, that property is not guaranteed to remain universal throughout the lifespan of the taxon

    If species are historical individuals rather than natural kinds, no property of current members logically constrains the properties of future members of that lineage.

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