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Animals that share a common ancestor with humans and don’t have a tail and can walk on two legs?


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Apes:

  1. Apes are a kind of Old World humanoids that live in Africa and Southeast Asia.
  2. Human's closest living ancestors are apes. People are, in fact, apes; humans and chimps share 98% of their DNA.
  3. Big apes, such as gorillas, bonobos, chimps, and orangutans, are separated into two groups:
  4. Smaller apes, such as gibbons and siamangs, and great apes, such as gorillas, bonobos, chimps, and orangutans.

Final Answer:

Animals that shared a basic ancestor with humans are Apes.


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