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aleksklad [387]
4 years ago
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¿Qué es el ancestro común?

Biology
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timofeeve [1]4 years ago
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Answer:

Descenso común describe cómo en biología evolutiva un grupo de organismos comparte un ancestro común más reciente. Hay evidencia de descendencia común de que toda la vida en la Tierra desciende del último ancestro común universal.

Explanation:

9966 [12]4 years ago
3 0

Answer:

El termino ancestro común básicamente puede referirse a dos cosas. Una de ellas es la búsqueda científica de un ser humano que es el antepasado común de todas las personas que viven en la actualidad. La segunda es la búsqueda de una persona cuyos descendientes, al trazar su genealogía, no tienen nada en común hasta que llegan a esa persona. En ambos casos, la búsqueda de un ancestro común implica trazar la historia de las familias a través del tiempo.

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