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If we have a common ancester then your ancester is also my ancestor.
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What does it mean when two species share a common ancestor?
An ancestor.
What is at the root of a phylogenetic tree?
Do you mean ' the universal common ancestor? '
What does similar structures in embryos mean?
the species come from a common ancestor
I have a cousin who is a common ancestor and he has his first cousin the girl I love her so much Does it mean that she is also related to me too just like where cousins?
Only if you share a common ancestor
What is the common Ancestor of the horse and zebra and ass?
The common ancestor is the Hyracotherium
Is a hippo an ancestor of the whale?
No..But they may have had a common ancestor.
Do seals and humans share a common ancestor?
yes they do in facts share a common ancestor.
What was the common ancestor between elephants and sirenians?
The common ancestor between elephants and sirenians is Manatee.
Who was the common ancestor of Christianity?
The common ancestor of the three religions Judaism, Christianity and Islam was Abraham
What does common ancestor mean?
AnswerA common ancestor means that two of more animlas are descended from the same individual. You and your second cousin have a common ancestor in one of your great grandparents; you and your sister have a common ancestor in you mother. AnswerIt means that the species involved evolved from the same ancestor. Contrary to popular belief, evolution does not follow a single path. It is more like a tree branching off in different directions. For example, the pterodactyl and modern birds both have a common ancestor in the archaeopteryx. Whereas each came from a pteranodon, they both evolved into different niches in the environment and thus developed differently.
What do protists lack what probably makes them so diverse?
a common ancestorA common ancestor is what protest lack. This is what makes them so diverse.
Do humans and bats have a common ancestor?
Yes, humans and bats share a common ancestor. Both humans and bats belong to the group of mammals, which evolved from a common ancestor millions of years ago.
