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Does this sound accurate?Moderator: BioTeam
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It's no big thing - evolution tends to happen in reproductively isolated communities, and differences in community ecosystems can preserve a successful form in one while leading to changes in the other. There doesn't have to be a "replacement."
Right now, chimpanzees that strongly resemble our distant ancestors (and whom we share a chimpy ancestor with) still exist while we're here - that doesn't change the relationship.
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