Are Humans and Chimps only 1% Different?

Are Humans and Chimps only 1% Different?

Posted by on Nov 27, 2018 in Creation Nuggets | 0 comments

 

1% was an estimate suggested in 1975 which “came from crude comparisons of very limited stretches of human and chimp DNA that had been pre-selected for similarity.” “The human genome has about 3,000 million ‘letters’. If the 1% figure were correct, this would amount to 30 million letters difference, which would take 10 Bible-sized books to print. This is 50 times as much DNA as the simplest bacterium.3 This is actually a huge difference that far exceeds the ability of even the most optimistic evolutionary scenarios to create, even given the claimed millions of years.4

https://creation.com/1-percent-myth

 

Here are some other points to show the large difference:

  •  The Chimp genome is 13% larger.
  •  6.4% of our genes are not shared (there are 689 extra genes in humans)
  •  35 million base pair changes necessary (but we only have a few hundred thousand generations to do all of that and get those changes to spread through all of the human population)
  •  There are tens of thousands of rearrangements needed to the order of DNA from chimps to humans.

 

See this DVD: https://usstore.creation.com/the-high-tech-cell-dvd

Or this presentation: https://youtu.be/1ZN8VsuQ558?t=596

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