If we all belongs to one family {accordingh to DARWIN THEORY}then why our DNA differs?

Answer 1

Only clones or identical twins have identical DNA. Genetic drift and diversity are necessary for natural selection to take place - there has to be a variety of traits to select from. An example is the mutation that enables adults to produce lactase. This adaptation is very common in populations of traditional milk drinkers, but uncommon in regions where dairy is not part of the traditional diet.

Answer 2

Who said Darwin was correct? And to the Above character why would all of our DNA be the same becase god created us? Because you think that? Why would he do anything in a way that you would think

Answer 3

when was the last time a human had a beneficial mutation

certain DNA stays the same, for example we all have 2 arms, 2 legs, 2 eyes, a nose, mouth etc.
some mutations occur that obscure these or even delete them.

Answer 4

Because Darwin's theory also states that mutations occur, and the fittest thrive, so beneficial mutations tend to stay.
But not all mutations are extremely good or extremely bad, so they tend to stick around as well.
We're not all clones.

Answer 5

I don't believe in Darwin's theory. The apes might have looked like us acted like us etc. But they aren't us they weren't our ancestors nor were they part of the human race.

Answer 6

Portions of ourt DNA stay the same

Answer 7

COSIDER A PERSON WITH DNA CODE 'XY' MARRIES A WOMAN WITH DNA CODE 'XX' THE PROGENY WILL HAVE EITHER XX OR XY CHARACTERS.IN THE PROGENY OF XX ONE X COMES FROM MALE AND OTHER FROM FEMALE,SO THE CHARACTERS GETS MIXED AND A NEW DNA IS FORMED.

Answer 8

dna is really really easy to alter and over time there will be lots of variation based on adaption to environment

Answer 9

evolution changed it, duh.

wouldn't it make more sense to ask if we are all made in god's image, then all DNA should be the same