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If you were scientists examining the DNA sequence of two unknown organisms that you hypothesize share a common ancestor, what evidence would you expect to find?
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If you were scientists examining the DNA sequence of two unknown organisms that you hypothesize share a common ancestor, what evidence would you expect to find?

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If I were a scientist examining the DNA sequence of two unknown organisms that I hypothesize share a common ancestor, I would expect to find similar or almost identical DNA sequence between the two organisms.

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