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The theory of evolution states that all living things had a single common ancestor. The translation between mRNA and amino acids is the same for all living things. (For example, the mRNA codon CAG codes
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The theory of evolution states that all living things had a single common ancestor.

The translation between mRNA and amino acids is the same for all living things. (For example, the mRNA codon CAG codes for glutamine in all living things.)

Does the second statement support the theory of evolution? Explain why or why not

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no it shows that all dna can be the same but not all are exactly alike just like humans

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