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In a world without obstacles, would life evolve wheels?

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Imagine a planet whose surface is perfectly spherical, without any kind of obstacles anywhere. In such a world, it would be a competitive advantage for any lifeform to evolve wheels, as transport and logistics would be greatly increased. It could also be used secondarily as a dynamo that could generate energy. The possibilities are endless.

Is it possible for life to evolve wheels in such a situation?

EDIT: there can of course be lakes/seas on the surface of the planet. The solid surface however, is completely level.

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