How are human beings and chimpanzees phylogenetically related?
Humans share something ridiculous like 95% or even more DNA with gorilla's so I imagine Chimps can't be too far off from that if not even more seeing how they are significantly smarter than gorilla's.
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About Gorilla
Gorillas are the largest genus of primate, and are primarily vegetarians. They can be divided into two species and a few subspecies. Genetically speaking, after chimpanzees, gorillas are our next closest relatives in the animal world. Gorillas live only in African tropical and subtropical forests and their natural habitat covers a wide range of elevations. You can find them in the Albertine Rift mountain cloud forests and dense lowland forests, marshes and swamps at sea level.
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