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This model aims to audit reproductive-output asymmetry and genetic transmission pathways under capacity constraints.

May 17, 2026Open Access

The Genetic Reproductive Deficit Model: A Pathway-Level Structural Audit Model of Capacity-Limited Reproductive-Output Asymmetry

Key Points

This model aims to audit reproductive-output asymmetry and genetic transmission pathways under capacity constraints.
Pathway-level structural audit model development
Public release of model v1.0 including supplementary information and integrity files
Governance framework addressing ethical concerns and misuse classification
Defined the boundaries for use in auditing reproductive output claims
Established guidelines against coercive or discriminatory practices
Clarified the model's non-clinical and non-diagnostic nature

Abstract

This record releases v1. 0 of The Genetic Reproductive Deficit Model: A Pathway-Level Structural Audit Model of Capacity-Limited Reproductive-Output Asymmetry. This is a Public Structural Review Release. The record defines a pathway-level structural audit model for examining reproductive-output asymmetry, transmission-pathway deficit, genetic persistence, and biological continuation under capacity-limited allocation. The release includes the MAIN manuscript, Supplementary Information, INSTALLME, RELEASETAG, SHA-256 integrity file, and PGP signature materials. Governance axis: Ethical axis: Peace / Non-violence / DignityDual-use boundary: NO military / NO surveillance / NO coercionFinal axis: Audit-first / FACT-BASED / NO OVERCLAIM / NON-CIRCULARITY Boundary statement: This model may be used to audit claims and pathway-level structural interpretations. It must not be used to classify persons, rank dignity, infer identity, support coercion, or justify screening or conversion practices. This release is not a clinical tool, medical diagnostic tool, policy tool, screening tool, surveillance tool, coercive-use tool, military-use tool, conversion-practice tool, person-classification framework, or dignity-ranking framework. The MAIN and SI files define the claim boundary, Classification Firewall, Dignity Firewall, Sensitive-Use Boundary, Release Boundary, and Misuse Classification. Sensitive human literature is used as boundary-controlled literature context, not as deterministic, diagnostic, predictive, or person-classifying evidence. Recommended citation: Suga, H. (2026). The Genetic Reproductive Deficit Model: A Pathway-Level Structural Audit Model of Capacity-Limited Reproductive-Output Asymmetry (v1. 0). Zenodo. DOI to be added after deposit.

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