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Peter
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Message 9 of 56 (15283)
08-12-2002 9:29 AM
Reply to: Message 6 by mark24
08-11-2002 2:18 PM


Couldn't you get from a common ancestor to chimps & man
with 1667/2 (if 1667 is an ok number ... dunno where it
came from but hey ...)?
If the 1667 were split in half (I know, I know it's odd),
but where in different locations in the two lines,
you'd end up with 1667 differences.
So from a common (and different genetically) ancestor, you would
have to split the 1667 amongst the two lines.
Or however many mutations were actually accumulated.

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Peter
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Message 12 of 56 (15287)
08-12-2002 9:59 AM
Reply to: Message 11 by mark24
08-12-2002 9:50 AM


Oh ... so the idea is that there could only have been
1667 fbm's from present back to a common ancestor
with chimps (or forward from it rather).
But, yes that would be each, allowing a difference of
1667*2 = 3334 possible differences between chimp and man.
What is the genetic difference between chimps and man?
How is the 4my (or is it 5) calculated?

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