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    This document contains a phylogenetic tree showing the evolutionary relationships between several primate species including lemurs, monkeys, apes, and humans. The tree was generated using genetic distance data and shows that humans and chimpanzees shared a common ancestor more recently than either did with gorillas. It also indicates that old world monkeys such as macaques are more closely related to apes than new world monkeys like squirrel monkeys.

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    This document contains a phylogenetic tree showing the evolutionary relationships between several primate species including lemurs, monkeys, apes, and humans. The tree was generated using genetic distance data and shows that humans and chimpanzees shared a common ancestor more recently than either did with gorillas. It also indicates that old world monkeys such as macaques are more closely related to apes than new world monkeys like squirrel monkeys.

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    This document contains a phylogenetic tree showing the evolutionary relationships between several primate species including lemurs, monkeys, apes, and humans. The tree was generated using genetic distance data and shows that humans and chimpanzees shared a common ancestor more recently than either did with gorillas. It also indicates that old world monkeys such as macaques are more closely related to apes than new world monkeys like squirrel monkeys.

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    Lemur_catta

    Saimiri_sciureus

    M_fascicularis

    0,9925
    4,1022
    M_mulatta

    0,9998
    1,5411
    0,8798
    49,5087 32,2249 0,999
    6,9199
    Macaca_fuscata

    M_sylvanus

    Homo_sapiens

    0,8648 0,9695
    24,0685 5,5441

    Pan
    0,9985
    1 6,9782
    46,8741

    0,9593 Gorilla
    12,4257

    0,8802 Pongo
    15,9344

    Hylobates

    Tarsius_syrichta

    6.0

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