Most of DNA is common to all humans. Even 99% is the same as chimps have. The rest is what makes us, us. However there is enough different that we can identify one person from another by their DNA.
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Yes. There are thousands of different solar systems in milky way, the same galaxy as ours exist in.
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Exactly like ours? Not that we've seen yet. Are there solar systems orbiting other suns? Sure there are, not many with planets that could support life as we know it tho...
Because almost 98% of their DNA sequence is identical to ours !
Hello there. We tend to name ours after family members. So our little trio of Bantams were called Bernard, Janet and Elsie. Hope that helps.
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The rock band, 'Ours,' has five members. Jimmy Gnecco (James Francis Gnecco), Mickey Fox, April Bauer, Chris Goodlof, and Static. Static, the guitarist, has not yet permitted his official name to be released to their fans.
We spent hours and hours poring over century-old photographs, only to learn that that family wasn't ours! I hope that the red team will trade their scheduled hours with ours.
it sounds like one of the members of the voltri
Yes they do. More accurately, they breathe through their nose or mouth as we do.
that IS the pluralmine - ours (The computer not only belongs to me, it belongs to both of us. It is ours.)our - ours (That is not our assignment. These assignments are not ours.)
We called ours Winchester. He was thin as a rifle barrel when we got him...
It would be nearly impossible because the atmosphere density is 90 times heavier than ours, and the surface temperature is approx. 690 degrees Fahrenheit.
Neanderthals lived in family and extended family groups. Their survival, much like ours, depended on a group effort and working together. Although little evidence remains, they must have been cooperative with most neighboring groups for the same reason that the family groups had to work together. No society survives for long if there is no cooperation between members and between groups and we know that Neanderthal societies existed for many centuries.