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What makes you think it's not the simple statement that if you already have it you get a different benefit?
You 'already have it' if you initially don't have it, then take it. If it was intended the way you are reading it, it would say if you 'have it from the base form' instead of 'if you already have it' (like the slam text, which you should read),
So either Slam and Bite make perfect sense and are consistent (the way I read it) or one is definitely inconsistent (the way you read it). Occam's razor (and HeroLab) implies my interpretation until otherwise clarified.