If there are no differences between the amino acid sequences in cytochrome c protein of humans and chimpanzees, why aren't we the same specie

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GeorgeBarker · Answer 1 · 2019-04-16T13:58:17+0000

The other nitrogenous bases in our DNA are in a different order, and so code for different amino acids, creating different characteristics. also cytochrome c is in every organism so it is possible we share sequences with other species.

If there are no differences between the amino acid sequences in cytochrome c protein of humans and chimpanzees, why aren't we the same specie

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