About the Number of Base Substitutions Between Humans and Common Chimpanzees

Details About the Number of Base Substitutions Between Humans and Common Chimpanzees About the Number of Base Substitutions Between Humans and Common Chimpanzees

2010-02-23

arxiv.org/abs/1002.4386v1

Biology

Quantitative Biology

Populations and Evolution

7 pages

Scientific paper

Humans and chimpanzees are believed to have shared a common ancestor about 6
million years ago. Here using a new distance measure called the Jump distance,
we calculate the number of base substitutions that might have occurred in the
mitochondrial DNA during these 6 million years.

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