I found this paper
Matching Endogenous Retrovirus DNA in humans and chimps.
Boom. Evidence for TOE.
I found this paper about chimp's retrovirus. Quoted
"A
Pan troglodytes endogenous retrovirus (PtERV) is a type of abundant long terminal repeat (LTR) retrotransposons in vertebrate genomes. PtERVs are categorized into three major classes (class I: the gammaretroviruses, class II: the betaretroviruses, and class III: the spumaviruses). They are further divided into 42 families including two chimpanzee-specific ERV families
[1]. While the majority of PtERV families are shared in human and Asian ape genomes, CERV1 and CERV2 families have been shown only in the African great ape and Old World monkey genomes.
It was suggested that the two families originated from an ancient viral infection within a germ-line cell after the divergence of chimpanzees and humans [2]."
I clicked on the footnote
[2]
"Our data are consistent with a retroviral infection that bombarded the genomes of chimpanzees and gorillas independently and concurrently, 3–4 million years ago.
We speculate on the potential impact of such recent events on the evolution of humans and great apes."
Endogenous retroviruses (ERVs), eukaryotic transposable elements, exist as proviruses in vertebrates including primates and contribute to genomic changes during the evolution of their host genomes. Many studies about ERVs have focused on the elements ...
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
The "Boom" makes me want to look it up. I don't care to argue over something I don't believe since I was taught in middle school. Just like I won't "Boom" you with God. The day science tells me it's a fact then I'll stand corrected.
Since I've been reading about health in the last 2 years I found that humans share DNA with other mammals because of all the studies on health use mice which used to be on monkeys. Approx 97% Chimp, 85% mice, 90% Cats (maybe we should use cats to test on), 80% cows, 60% in a banana and fruit flies imagine that.
And for
Warden_of_the_Storm Evolution isn't something I feel worth looking up. Never believed it then or now. It wasn't a thing until this forum. Because the conversations I had in the past never revolved around evolution. I assume, just like the conversation about God with nonbelievers is not a thing in their daily circles.