This question has been the subject of study by many biologists. Research in this field, however, has been reduced to mostly theoretical, because of the ethical issues involved. Therefore, theoretically, it may be said that yes, it is likely that a cross-bred human and ape combination is possible. Almost all chromosomes between humans and other apes are identical. The other apes have one fewer chromosome pair, because their 2 and 4 chromosomes fused into a single, large one. However, an offspring could still be produced, with chromosomal polymorphism. Humans would probably be most compatible with either Bonobos or Chimpanzees, our closest living relatives, with whom we share 98% of our genome (this means that 98% of human DNA and Pan DNA is identical). As of yet, no recognized cross-breed has been produced.
A grape?
A Chimp Pansy
you get a zeb
A human?
Kaffirs are neither human nor ape but a race of beings are in between the two. they are still undergoing the transition from ape to human.
Lucy is a ape not a human like the scientists believe.
What makes us a Grea Ape is that we don't have tails.
table for us
a gorilla or chimp or ape
about the same as a human
ok i am not an evolutionist but i do know the ape to human phase. It starts at a piece of dirt to a bug then a butterfly to a snake to a mouse to a rat to a brand new baby monkey to an adult monkey to a ape to a gorilla to human then from human all the way back down to nohing.
The ape and the human