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Scientists have discovered several species of insect that all contain the same DNA sequence on their second chromosome. What does this evidence suggest?

Scientists have discovered several species of insect that all contain the same DNA sequence on their second chromosome. What does this evidence suggest?
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scientists have discovered several species of insect that all contain the same DNA sequence on their second chromosome. What does this evidence suggest?

scientists have discovered several species of insect that all contain the same DNA-example-1
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It could be a common ancestry among organisms.
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