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The presence of similar DNA sequences in sharks, whales and humans, but not in chimpanzees suggests?

▸ the DNA was gained in elephants, mice and humans, but not chimpanzees ________.

▸ the DNA was lost in chimpanzees

▸ the DNA codes for a protein

▸ that humans are derived from chimpanzees

▸ none of these hypotheses is supported by this observation
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Genetic Analysis: An Integrated Approach

Genetic Analysis: An Integrated Approach


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Maybe just protein information.
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