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6 May, 18:11

Why is DNA important to society as a whole?

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  1. 6 May, 18:25
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    Because we all came from two people bible wise. Evolution wise, same thing kinda. We all came from the same person in the beginning.
  2. 6 May, 20:02
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    DNA is so important because it shows you if it compares to your family

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    It show who might be you parent
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