What is the evidence that apes become people?

People are not changed by monkeys. Darwin and all evolutionists never said such an unscientific thing as "man is changed by monkeys". A more accurate expression is: people have the same ancestor as apes and monkeys.

This so-called "change" has experienced millions to tens of millions of years of evolution, and its process includes changes in genes and environment, bringing about physiological and behavioral changes. Survival that adapts to change, and those that don't adapt to change are eliminated.

Because the environment around the earth is different, the speed and direction of gene mutation are also different. The same ethnic group lives in different places, and species differentiation occurs after geographical isolation and reproductive isolation.

Studies have shown that the direct ancestor of the suborder Apes is Shu Ape from China, who lived in Jiangsu, China, 45 million years ago. Scientists believe that China Australopithecus migrated to Asia and Africa, and after tens of millions of years of long evolution, it differentiated into various apes of today's simian suborder. One of them migrated to Africa and became the ancestor of all kinds of apes today.

Scientists have confirmed that orangutans appeared 6.5438+0.4 million years ago, gorillas appeared 7 million years ago, and humans and chimpanzees did not say goodbye until 6 million years ago and embarked on their own evolutionary paths. So there is little difference between humans and chimpanzees.

According to a paper published in Nature in 2005, the DNA difference between humans and chimpanzees is only 1.5%. This is why the ape leader is a chimpanzee, not a gorilla or orangutan.

Only one species of apes has evolved into human beings, and apes in other regions are still on their own evolutionary paths. Although people are smart, they are not the purpose or end point of evolution. As long as they can adapt to the environment and continue to survive, monkeys can stay in trees.

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"Monkey" is a very broad and general concept, which refers to all animals of mammals and primates. Primates can be divided into protozoa and apes according to their appearance, morphology and living habits. Protozoa are usually called "monkeys", while apes are also called "great apes" because they have developed intelligence, flat face and no tail.

There is only one genus "Homo sapiens" under the column of "Apes, Anthropoceae". In the1980s, various evidences appeared, showing the genetic relationship between apes and humans. At present, there are four genera under hominidae, namely orangutans, gorillas, chimpanzees and Homo sapiens.

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