the human feet is different then chimpanzee
Chimpanzee DNA is about 98 similar to human DNA, meaning there are only small differences between the two species at the genetic level. These differences can influence physical traits and behaviors, but overall, chimpanzees and humans share a significant amount of genetic material.
Around day 40 of a pregnancy, you can distinguish between a chimpanzee fetus and a human fetus based on their physical characteristics and developmental stages. Chimpanzee fetuses have a shorter gestation period compared to human fetuses.
Due to common evolutionary ancestors and them being genetically close to humans the skeletons are nearly identical. The differences are in bone sizes and dimensional variances such as in the skull, hand and feet.
The volume of the human brain case averages 1400 cm3, while the chimpanzee brain case averages 400 cm3. • Human canines are small in both sexes; chimpanzee canines are larger in males. • Chimpanzee metacarpals are longer and more curved for climbing in trees and knuckle-walking on the ground. • The human thumb is relatively longer and has well-developed musculature for fine manipulation. • The chimpanzee clavicle angles upward; the human shoulder joint is lower. • The thorax of the chimpanzee is broad compared to the human thorax. • The human spine is curved for balance during bipedal locomotion. • The human pelvis has a short, broad ilium and a short ischium. This is also an adaptation for bipedality. • The human femur is distally angled inwards towards the midline. This is called a valgus knee and helps with balance during walking. • Human toes are shorter than chimpanzee toes. • The big toe of the human is adducted, or drawn in line with the rest of the toes, compared to the
The circulatory system of the chimp and human is basically the same.
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The human skull is bigger so it must be the human skull
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