We share various physical traits with other primates, and can now turn to our genetic code to show just how similar we really are. When considering our entire genome, we have only a 4 to 5% distinction between humans and chimpanzees. DNA evidence, along with fossils, informs us that human lineage began in Africa and branched out over time. When considering evolution as a myth, the fact that our ancestry originated from the same place as other primates can’t just be a coincidence. Along with our genetic similarities and identical ancestry origin, we have anatomical similarities that range from opposable thumbs to bone structure. Humans and other large apes have a huge similarity in skeletal structure and while humans are naturally bipedal, apes have the ability to walk on their back legs similar to humans. Humans and other primates both have opposable thumbs that allow them to grasp objects and use “tools”.
We share various physical traits with other primates, and can now turn to our genetic code to show just how similar we really are. When considering our entire genome, we have only a 4 to 5% distinction between humans and chimpanzees. DNA evidence, along with fossils, informs us that human lineage began in Africa and branched out over time. When considering evolution as a myth, the fact that our ancestry originated from the same place as other primates can’t just be a coincidence. Along with our genetic similarities and identical ancestry origin, we have anatomical similarities that range from opposable thumbs to bone structure. Humans and other large apes have a huge similarity in skeletal structure and while humans are naturally bipedal, apes have the ability to walk on their back legs similar to humans. Humans and other primates both have opposable thumbs that allow them to grasp objects and use “tools”.