Examples of using Common ancestor in English and their translations into Arabic
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We have a common ancestor with chimpanzees, going back about six or seven million years ago.
We're both descended from a common ancestor who lived there, about 6 million years ago.
We branch off of a common ancestor to modern chimpanzees about six
And that's because we're all descended from the same common ancestor 3.8 billion years ago.
That common ancestor was not a chimpanzee and it was not a human, it was something else.
Since these genes are shared across species and domains, they must have been inherited from a common ancestor.
These proteins are systematically categorized in‘clades'(a clade is something that shares a common ancestor.).
So you see, we didn't evolve from monkeys, but we do share a common ancestor with them.
Toumai is the common ancestor of us all, and Chad is now regarded as the cradle of humankind.
We all understand the twinge of discomfort at the thought that we share a common ancestor with the apes.
even when it was a mythical idea, of a common ancestor.
Today, there are 14 known species divided among clades(a clade is something that shares a common ancestor.).
So our common ancestor certainly wouldn't be able to do that, wouldn't exhibit that kind of intelligence.
Though the common ancestor of all modern birds could fly, many different bird species have independently lost their flight.
If I draw a tree of life for the primates, then we share a common ancestor with the chimps, Bonobos.
had a common ancestor, which lived about 6 and 1/2 million years ago.
You could look for our common ancestor with a chicken, and you would find that our codes are about 60% the same.
There's another line of evidence that points to hydrothermal vents: the Last Universal Common Ancestor of life, or LUCA for short.
It seems unlikely that all currently known viruses have a common ancestor, and viruses have probably arisen numerous times in the past by one or more mechanisms.
Consanguineous marriages(e.g. first-degree cousins) are at higher risk of being both carriers of the same recessive genetic condition due to mutations inherited from a common ancestor.