Hello Bex,

Just a quick note on the ape-human-disease issue:

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If it was also a case of discontinuing the transplants because of such close genetic relationship, then we would surely not be using transplants from fellow human beings. Clearly, though we share similar physical traits to the apes/monkeys, we are also clearly different and that differences appear to outweigh the similarities dramatically enough to be lethal. Perhaps far more than the evolutionists are willing to admit.
First off, even with humans you get rejection of transplanted organs, the risk is just lower the closer the DNA matches. If you get a transplant you will be taking medication to quell rejection for the rest of your life.

Second, when the Europeans invaded America they killed more indians with disease than with guns. There are many places where whole villages were wiped out by diseases such as small pox, diseases that did not kill the europeans because they had evolved immunity to the diseases, immunity that the indians did not have.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Population_history_of_American_indigenous_peoples

A sad part of history.