Claim Digger's "General Relationship Differences" - What's the meaning?

When I run the Claim Digger report and look at the section "General Relationship Differences", it list out a long list on new & old predecessors even though NONE of the listed activities have changed their predecessor, NONE! What is this section refering to?

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