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When two species contain identical or nearly identical proteins, and hence nearly identical dna, this suggests?

When two species contain identical or nearly identical proteins, and hence nearly identical dna, this suggests?
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When two species contain identical or nearly identical proteins, and hence nearly identical dna, this suggests?

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the two species share a common ancestry.
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