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Your Text: Insert Slimies » Insert UBB Code » Close Last Tag \| All Tags UBB Help	Genetically speaking, there's not enough difference between Homo and Pan geni to justify having them as two separate geni. Many biologists argue that humans can be considered just the third chimpanzee species under the Pan genus (or more commonly argument in the other direction - that both kinds of chimpanzee should be moved from the Pan to the Homo genus, because Homo was coined first) and that the Homo/Pan distinction only exists because of legacy and because there is a cultural bias that "we're so much different". Most things that distinguish us from chimpanzee come from a very small, as yet not clearly defined, set of genes affecting embryo and infant development. ...in other words, it WAS a chimpanzee that created the whole of Shakespeare's work. -- var Liorean = { abode: "[sigrotate][url]http://liorean.web-graphics.com/[/url]\|[url]http://codingforums.com/[/url]\|[url]http://web-graphics.com/[/url][/sigrotate]", profile: "[url]http://codingforums.com/member.php?u=5798[/url]"}; Loading...
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