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When comparing the hemoglobin genes, more than 100 amino acids are identical between all eight species. Why do you think this is?

When comparing the hemoglobin genes, more than 100 amino acids are identical between all eight species. Why do you think this is?
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When comparing the hemoglobin genes, more than 100 amino acids are identical between all eight species. Why do you think this is?

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Because the hemoglbin genes have been split into amino acids
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