Assume you isolated muscle proteins from three different organisms: one from a fish in the Atlantic Ocean, one from a fish in the Pacific Ocean, and one from an Eastern European deer species. Based on the evolutionary relationships of the three organisms mentioned above, which two samples would you expect to have a similar protein pattern when you perform Polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis? Explain your response briefly.

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