Why are there still chimpanzees?

[vp-rakista]

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[Sinyalan]

hahay! naa kay proof ani brad? hahaha! post pod... kabalu assumption ra japon ni kay d man jud matubag ni ang Origin... kabalu baka na chimpz are the closest to humans in terms of dna patterns? so if your story is right what causes evolution to split to two... since both have common ancestor? by the way maybe its the GEOGRAPHY right? please state also who are the parents of chimpz and who are the parents of homo. REMEMBER different location have different adaption to climate... lets see how your story would end up...

Ikaw bro, naa kay ipakita nga ebidensya nga tinood imong ginoo?

Pakita dayun! unsay dugayan!

I'll give you a clue kebot, EVOLUTION 101.

[Sinyalan]

hahay! naa kay proof ani brad? hahaha! post pod... kabalu assumption ra japon ni kay d man jud matubag ni ang Origin... kabalu baka na chimpz are the closest to humans in terms of dna patterns? so if your story is right what causes evolution to split to two... since both have common ancestor? by the way maybe its the GEOGRAPHY right? please state also who are the parents of chimpz and who are the parents of homo. REMEMBER different location have different adaption to climate... lets see how your story would end up...

oy, don't tell me kebot that you switched sides na? Ngutana ka nako ug ang chimpz are closes to humans in terms of DNA? Where did you get this kebot, creationist theory? Kay sa akong pagtulun-an, that's an evolutionary fact.

[regnauld]

This is our report in class. Homo sapien's brain evolved millions of years and chimpanzees are somewhat similar to us humans only that they have their own unique brains too but not much evolved compared to Homo Sapiens and Homo Erectus!

[SioDenz]

This is common misconceptions about humans and chimps. Humans did not evolve from chimpanzees. Humans and chimpanzees are evolutionary cousins and share a recent common ancestor that was neither chimpanzee nor human.

Humans are not “higher” or “more evolved” than other living lineages. Since our lineages split, humans and chimpanzees have each evolved traits unique to their own lineages.

You mean imu intelligence same ra ug level sa Chimp bro? kay ingun man ka same ra man kaha atu level? unsa man diay gibasihan nimu if mu ingun ka humans are Not higher than other species?

[SioDenz]

right on!!

also the evolution of a certain specie is dictated on the environment or the habitat that it is happen to be living in.

So u mean nga if ang Chimpz ug human same ug origin, lain lain sila ug habitat? naa ka scientific proof to prove ana imu theory? unsay naka lahi sa ila habitat bro? unsaon man nimu pag explain kana tanan canine species same ra man nah sila ug origin nya different habitat, why man almost the same ra man ghapon ang tanan canine sa tibuok kalibutan karon?

[SioDenz]

This is our report in class. Homo sapien's brain evolved millions of years and chimpanzees are somewhat similar to us humans only that they have their own unique brains too but not much evolved compared to Homo Sapiens and Homo Erectus!

Why? they choose not to?

[6pistol]

mas bright pa ang chimp z kai sa taw.. ang chimpanze kung daku na indpndent nah..
pero ang taw kung daku na.. mama ug papa lang gipahon..
kai bogo man..

[Sinyalan]

You mean imu intelligence same ra ug level sa Chimp bro? kay ingun man ka same ra man kaha atu level? unsa man diay gibasihan nimu if mu ingun ka humans are Not higher than other species?

Good question bro. Let's put it this way. The central ideas of evolution are that life has a history it has changed over time and that different species share common ancestors. In the "evolutionary tree", the root of the tree represents the ancestral lineage, and the tips of the branches represent the descendents of that ancestor. So, as the branches grow all the species (including humans) lineage splits or speciation, it is represented by phylogeny. When a speciation event occurs, a single ancestral lineage gives rise to two or more specimen of lineages. Phylogenies trace patterns of shared ancestry between lineages. Each lineage has a part of its history that is unique to it alone and parts that are shared with other lineages. Similarly, each lineage has ancestors that are unique to that lineage and ancestors that are shared with other lineages or common ancestors - we are in the sense not above or below them.

I hope this helps bro. But don't take my word for it, we have differentiations of the terms involved. You can look for more information... libraries or internet.

[tarpolano]

and evolution does not explain the creation of these proto species. there is another theory though its called abiogenesis