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							Asked by pack1red on 19 Mar 2024. - 
		Fiona Grimson answered on 19 Mar 2024: 
 Overall we share a lot – many sources put it around 99%. Lots of animals and plants have a lot of the same DNA that contains the code to make proteins for instance and build cells. But the small differences are very important. 
 
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