On the remote chance that they have not:
Max (1986) identified major amounts of (mostly) identical 'non-sense' DNA
(psuedogenes) common to both chimpanzees and humans. This gets around
the argument that the similarities are due to convergence and seems to be a
knockdown argument for common ancestry.
Adaptive mutations were discovered by Cairns et ales (1988?, sorry I don't
have the reference handy). He was able to demonstrate a feedback between a
cell and its environment such that the cell the 'chose' the mutation
necessary for adaptation.
Max, EE. 1986. Plagiarized errors and molecular genetics: Another
argument in the evolution-creation controversy. Creation/Evolution
XIX:34-46.
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