I suspect that it has to do with the "additional link-state updates" that you sometimes read about where OSPF and NBMA multipoint circuits are being discussed. Notice that the routes are /32. I don't believe that EIGRP has such a mechanism. So OSPF is really the only protocol that knows of the /32 routes. Looking at your topology tables and link-state databases in addition to the routing table might confirm that. Or try adding a network statement in EIGRP with a 0.0.0.0 mask for each remote router interface. Although not something you would necessarily want to do in a real network, it might displace those OSPF host routes and help reveal the answer. I'm not sure about that though.
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