Which of the following about DNA suggests that all living things have a common ancestor? 1. Different species use a different genetic code to code for proteins. 2. Only some living things use DNA as their genetic material. 3. All living things use the same genetic code to code for proteins. 4. Different species don't share any of the same DNA sequences.
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