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Question

In the last 160 thousand years the human genome has undergone minimal rearrangement, what could be the reason why there is a significant genetic difference between humans and chimpanzees?

Accepted Answer

There has been a high rate of point mutations, indels, and other small-scale changes

Answer

There have been many larger-scale rearrangements that have not been detected

Answer

There has a varying degree of selective pressure

Answer

There has been a relatively low rate of mutation overall

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In the last 160 thousand years the human genome has undergone minimal rearrangement, what could be the reason why there is a significant genetic difference between humans and chimpanzees?