Answer:
The correct answer is: E) The human is apparently more closely related to the chimpanzee than to the dog or rattlesnake.
Explanation:
Cytochrome C is a protein found in mitochondria, so all organisms with mitochondria (eukaryotes) should have it. This means that option C is false, because this protein is found in every animal. Besides, not a single portion of the data supports that idea.
Options A and B are not supported by the data, since the data only informs about the difference in amino acids between cytochromes.
Option D is incorrect because the cytochrome in dogs and rattlesnakes are not the same (otherwise, there wouldn't be a 13-amino-acid-difference with one species and a 20-amino-acid-difference with the other.
Option E is the correct option: if humans and chimpanzees share the same amino acid sequence for Cytochrome C, it means that they are more closely related than humans and rattlesnakes that have a 20-amino-acid-difference.