Contiguous research campaign · C1182–C1189 · 8 numbered records

Whole-genealogy row grammar

Extend the row model to all pre- and post-Flood common rows, distinguish four versus five amplitudes, and retain native insertion and cap mechanisms.

Part of the C1132–C1431 broader study sequence: Complete source-row grammar and C1431 connected explanation.

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  1. C1182 — Extend the row grammar across the whole shared genealogyDocument JSON · Download preserved record
    SHA-256 536587caaa73c2d048f287c7455ebfbeac6ecc983f2e04e084f344a81ed681a8
    Linked evidence (3)
  2. C1183 — Expose the extra premise in the four-amplitude modelDocument JSON · Download preserved record
    SHA-256 98e35b04ef52bbe8c8f2cba7634e77b21f026c3516d449b2f0397a0a12147336
    Linked evidence (1)
  3. C1184 — Recover amplitudes from local named observationsDocument JSON · Download preserved record
    SHA-256 377e6366675a0ff906ce074b86fa3cedd0407dfa299492dfbf0729e2a4d5fbde
    Linked evidence (1)
  4. C1185 — Compare complete row recovery with two head differencesDocument JSON · Download preserved record
    SHA-256 5e490f2f85097ce3fad5ff139701e2296df69d7fe9a68925fba94125e0204c88
    Linked evidence (1)
  5. C1186 — Test head identification after shared-amplitude compressionDocument JSON · Download preserved record
    SHA-256 ea5c3a554906905d4e89e9524f4de0b6d9fc090ed7c7485c7b7de4cd89472d69
    Linked evidence (1)
  6. C1187 — Restore native LXX insertion after matched-row comparisonDocument JSON · Download preserved record
    SHA-256 c8a6b7889d14534bfdf22ff8affd57d1d4ab98c959c1078fcb41c5b5efe92943
    Linked evidence (2)
  7. C1188 — Distinguish insertion from redistribution at the named boundaryDocument JSON · Download preserved record
    SHA-256 973d94960e53a54ff8f369b5f5c07d74d580c08d11f3379a1bfb3834cf378240
    Linked evidence (1)
  8. C1189 — Write the complete-genealogy explanatory bridgeDocument JSON · Download preserved record
    SHA-256 57c5dda0c30d0fa698f0a72ef414277242af4434d26404380dc8633ac1541cbe
    Linked evidence (1)