In ‘Not a Chimp: The hunt to find the genes that make us human’, which was reviewed in New Scientist magazine, evolutionist Jeremy Taylor investigated not only the genetic distinctions between humans and apes, but also the behavioral, neurological, and other scientific findings that together led him to conclude that a view that ‘chimps are practically human’ based on their ‘98.4%’ genetic similarity is ‘nonsense.’
In Not a Chimp: The hunt to find the genes that make us human, which was reviewed in New Scientist magazine, evolutionist Jeremy Taylor investigated not only the genetic distinctions between humans and apes, but also the behavioral, neurological, and other scientific findings that together led him to conclude that a view that ‘chimps are practically human’ based on their ‘98.4%’ genetic similarity is ‘nonsense.’