Not a shred of evidence supports spiritual mythologies.
Seek God with an earnest hear to see such evidence.
And the process of evolution is over tens of thousands of years. So, even if a “spiritual sense” could be established, pinning it to two people among all the evolving humanoids would be impossible.
Someone argues the existence of pre-Adamites is incompatible with Mormon Doctrine. I point out a way to show how it need not be incompatible. This comment is not relevant to that. Is this more complex? Sure. Is it a bit weird? Sure. Sometimes, always really, reality is complex. Reality is weird. Cocking an incredulous pose and saying, "How convieeeenent" is no more a valid reply here than it would be to with attempts at reconciling quantum mechanics and general relativity. If we have good reason to believe in both, and I think we do, than a reconcilation ought to be available. It is a simple matter to show that those who argue there is some sort of formal contradiction are mistaken and naïve in their opposition to the Church.
Ancient biblical stories constructed and perpetuated as explanation are unreliable and false when confronted with what we humans collectively can know today about the evolution of life forms on the planet.
Second, religious myths have never taken on intellectually honest reconciliation of conflicting doctrines. In the absence of genuine information, stories (myths) emerged as explanation.
Well isn't that just question-begging nonsense.