[allmendream]

State CG was the exception not the rule. They accounted for all possible states and used a model that showed that state CG was much less prevalent than the states that grouped humans and chimps. Their data unambiguously showed that humans and chimps split more recently than gorillas split from the human chimp line, as they concluded with their estimate of 4 million years for the human-chimp split.

Your selective quoting just shows your desperation. The scientists you are quoting clearly concludes that chimps and humans are closer to each other than either is to a gorilla. Are the scientists in error over their own data GGG?

[GodGunsGuts]

LOL

“Comparative analyses of multiple alignments of small fragments of human, chimpanzee, gorilla, and orangutan sequence have revealed that the human genome is more similar to the gorilla genome than to the chimpanzee genome for a considerable fraction of single genes [2,13–15].”