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Some organisms, such as a chimp or a gorilla, share many similarities. Others, such as a zebra and a worm, have fewer similarities. What is true about the ancestors of these organisms?a) chimps and gorillas share a common ancestor with each other, but zebras and worms do not share a common ancestorb) chimps and gorillas share a common ancestor and zebras and worms hare a common ancestor, but chimps and gorillas do not share a common ancestor with zebras and wormsc) because chimps, gorillas, zebras, and worms are all separate species, none of them share a common ancestor with each otherd) chimps, gorillas, zebras, and worms all share a common ancestor
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