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The Origins of the World's Mythologies

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Cosmic Egg Creation

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Comparative mythology synthesis for evaluating broad recurrence and transmission arguments; its reconstruction is a scholarly model, not proof of one universal source.

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Cosmic Egg Creation

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The listed comparative synthesis discusses recurrence and transmission models but does not establish one universal transmission history for cosmic-egg motifs.

Answer / theory: Not proven. Some regional transmission may exist, but eggs are universal symbols of life and birth. What supports it: Repeated motifs across cultures. What is weak or disputed: Lack of transmission evidence for a universal source. Evidence level: Mixed Evidence.
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