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f humans and chimpanzees only differ by 1.2% genetically, why are there such sizable differences phenotypically between the two species
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f humans and chimpanzees only differ by 1.2% genetically, why are there such sizable differences phenotypically between the two species

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the differnt dna and rna strucures in the mammals cause differen tlooks they have also evolved from being in the wilf most of their lives

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