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Or that we are quite literally apes.
We share a common ancestor with mushrooms amd sea horses
if you go back far enough, every living species shares the same ancestor. Or so it would seem.
You could see the short circuit in his head when I told my cousin's husband about how slime mold has something like 13 different sexes, and that birds don't use x/y but rather z/w.
I listened to a podcast recently about potatoes. The ones in Europe are all one species. They can't grow variants from seeds because they have 4 chromosomes which means growing from seeds doesn't give the same variant. They are basically clones. If a variant is lost it cannot be brought back, it's gone for good.
I never knew how interesting potatoes are!
Lots of crops are like this, like apples! It's called extreme heterozygosity.
One of the coolest thing about apples imo. All those varieties you love like granny Smith are literally just the same tree grafted over and over again.
That's the big word I couldn't remember. I didn't know apples were the same but that really makes sense now.