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(Excerpted from New York Times, Thursday,
Sept. 1,
2005)

Man, Chimp Separated by Dab of DNA

A new comparison of genetic blueprints shows that just a handful of mutations account for the vast differences between the species


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| Man, Chimp Separated by Dab of DNA
 A new comparison of genetic blueprints shows that just a handful of mutations account for the vast differences between the species

Los Angeles Times, Thursday,
Sept. 1,
2005
Byline:
Karen Kaplan, Times Staff Writer |

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