Answer and explanation:
The model designed by the student is useful to explain in a simple way the question of the evolution of the <em>homo</em> gender (our gender), mainly in basic education, but it may seem inconsistent at higher educational levels.
Humans and chimpanzees, according to the theory of evolution, descend from a relatively recent (about 7 million years) common ancestor.
These same species, as well as lemurs, baboons and all other primate species, share an ancestor who lived longer. Likewise, there is an even older ancestor that originated primates, bats, whales and all other groups of mammals
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The fact that chimpanzees have a DNA very similar to ours (about 98.5% similarity between code sequences) is because the successive evolutions from this common ancestor were not very drastic, besides the fact that they are in a branch more close to ours from the moment of separation of evolutionary lineages.
