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Answer: Homo erectus DNA is too similar to ours to prevent contamination.
Explanation:
Homo erectus fossils are known as the oldest form of early humans that had human like body structure with shorter arms and elongated legs and shorter arms. These features gave them the ability to walk and also run long distances.
The reason that we do not have a genome sequenced from Homo erectus is that their DNA is too similar to ours to prevent contamination. There are enough fund which could have been used to carry out the research but their similarities to human beings has been the source of concern.
Mitochondria, this is because the function of the mitochondria is:
To release energy OR
To produce ATP (both are correct, so whichever you remember easier)
<h2>look at the Y chromosome is the strategy </h2>
Explanation:
- Finally, it is possible that front line individuals do pass on at any rate one mtDNA heredity that Neanderthals added to our genome, in any case, that we have not yet sequenced that family line in either modern individuals or in Neanderthals. Any of these explanations could underlie the nonappearance of Neanderthal mtDNA in modern human population.
- Because the y chromosome inherited by paternally and mitrochondrial DNA identify the case of maternity, or parents where it helps to the person for confirmation of genome and the child parents.
- look at the Y chromosome because it is paternally inherited is the correct answer.
