Sexually homologous traits derive from shared embryological structures across different sexes, a principle well established in evolutionary developmental biology.
The claim states that sexually homologous traits originate from the same embryological structures across sexes. Papers 0 and 6 both support the consensus regarding the developmental and anatomical homology of reproductive and genital systems. The remaining retrieved papers do not directly address embryological homology between sexes, leaving the supporting evidence uncontroverted by the provided texts.