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Humans and gorillas have one different amino acid in their hemoglobin sequence. What does this say about the evolution of these two species

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alysaeverr
The evolution of the two species are very closely related but not identical
luisvaschetto

Humans and gorillas have one different amino acid in their hemoglobin sequence because this trait was selected in the course of evolution.

Evolution, sequence homo-logy and selection

The term 'evolution' refers to descendence with modification.

  • Natural selection is the main evolutionary force, which acts to select differential phenotypes according to their adaptive features.

  • Homo-logy sequence is an evolutionary feature where two or more closely related gene/protein sequences share homo-logy due to a common evolutionary origin.

In conclusion, humans and gorillas have one different amino acid in their hemoglobin sequence because this trait was selected in the course of evolution.

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