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Human evolution / Apes / Chimpanzees / Recent single origin hypothesis / Phylogenetics / Orangutan / Hominidae / Common chimpanzee / Sumatran orangutan / Biology / Zoology / Genetics
Date: 2006-07-18 13:46:55
Human evolution
Apes
Chimpanzees
Recent single origin hypothesis
Phylogenetics
Orangutan
Hominidae
Common chimpanzee
Sumatran orangutan
Biology
Zoology
Genetics

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