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    Supports→If UG were a product of natural selection, we would expect clear homologs in closely related primates, yet no such faculty has been identified in chimpanzees.

    Natural selection typically produces homologous structures across related species; absence of UG homologs suggests non-gradual evolutionary origin.

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