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>>14514 Yes, it's plainly wrong, wolves and dogs share 99.9% percent of their genes, yet no one would claim they are the same species simply because the number of shared genes is not a criterion. What matters is what those genes that are different are responsible for, in people the differences are mostly in genes responsible for cognitive development. And course distances in PCA plots in the two first components say nothing about the genetic distances between species in general.
