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Biology, 26.03.2020 18:15 YatesDevon3214

Chimpanzees are much more closely related to us than mice. why do we use mice instead of chimpanzees, or even humans as experimental subjects. Also is pre-selection closer to genetic engineering or selective breathing, how do you know?

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