A gorilla named Susie

[Aupmanyav]

A gorilla named Susie illustrates genome similarities with humans | Reuters

http://www.firstpost.com/world/a-go...similarities-with-humans-reuters-2706750.html

 

[Corthos]

Fascinating stuff. =)

 

[BSM1]

I knew a guy that had a dog that could say "Mama". Doesn't mean they were going to be Bridge partners.

 

[Smart_Guy]

I knew a guy that had a dog that could say "Mama". Doesn't mean they were going to be Bridge partners.

No, it means dogs are our ancestors for having similarities with us. Wait, why is there still dogs then?

 

[Aupmanyav]

Class Mammalia

Subclass Theriiformes: live-bearing mammals and their prehistoric relatives

Infraclass Holotheria: modern live-bearing mammals and their prehistoric relatives

Supercohort Theria: live-bearing mammals

Cohort Placentalia: placentals

Magnorder Epitheria: epitheres

Superorder Anagalida: lagomorphs, rodents, and elephant shrews
Superorder Ferae: carnivorans, pangolins, creodonts, and relatives
Superorder Lipotyphla: insectivorans
Superorder Archonta: bats, primates, colugos, and treeshrews
Superorder Ungulata: ungulates
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(That is where we differ - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epitheria)