ve Element...Library Search7 of 7Use the table below to answer questions 37-38.SpeciesAmino Acid SequenceHuman (mammal)Q-H-A-P-H-L-R-G-A-SDomestic chicken (bird)Q-H-E-P-H-K-R-K-R-SGreen junglefowl (bird)Q-H-E-P-H-E-R-K-R-MNile crocodile (reptile)S-H-D-P-A-Q-Q-K-R-L37. The amino acid sequences in the table above are only partial amino acidMedia services / El...What's Going On in...+70%Difference in Sequence to Humansn/a458HALLEGPor D. The specie hat are most closely related have the most similar amino acid sequences38. According to the data shown in the table above, which of the following organisms is most closely related tothe human?A. Domestic chickenB. Green junglefowlC. Nile crocodile39. Which of the following types of traits are considered to be newly evolved features that appear in4M●I am

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38. According to the data shown in the table above, which of the following organisms is most closely related to the human? A. Domestic chicken B. Green junglefowl C. Nile crocodile

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