Which of the following statements CORRECTLY describes the key genetic difference

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Which of the following statements CORRECTLY describes the key genetic differences between humans and chimpanzees that are responsible for the apparent anatomical, physiological, and behavioral differences between them? The phenotypic difference is reflected by the fact that the genome-wide DNA sequences of humans and chimpanzees are significantly different. Numerous genetic changes that occurred during evolution made humans and chimpanzees diverge greatly. The phenotypic difference seems to depend on a small number of genes that are involved in transcriptional regulations in humans, especially in the brain tissues. The fact that the humans and chimpanzees are dramatically different in cognitive function can only be explained by large genetic differences. Transcription and translation can occur simultaneously in chimpanzees, but not in humans. Which of the following statements CORRECTLY describes the key genetic differences between humans and chimpanzees that are responsible for the apparent anatomical, physiological, and behavioral differences between them? The phenotypic difference is reflected by the fact that the genome-wide DNA sequences of humans and chimpanzees are significantly different. Numerous genetic changes that occurred during evolution made humans and chimpanzees diverge greatly. The phenotypic difference seems to depend on a small number of genes that are involved in transcriptional regulations in humans, especially in the brain tissues. The fact that the humans and chimpanzees are dramatically different in cognitive function can only be explained by large genetic differences. Transcription and translation can occur simultaneously in chimpanzees, but not in humans.

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Numerous genetic changes that occurred during evolution made humans and chimpanzees diverge greatly.

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