Perhaps not, if that is the rules of the game, but one could very strongly conclude that I was aiming for the target. If there is some other than "evolved from common ancestor" theory then it must also explain why it produces a "near miss" from identical DNA.
So using your own terminology "near miss" gets completely disregarded?
Again what is the alternative to evolution that can cause the observed nearly identical DNA?
Well the only thing i will tell you, right now, is that the way to producing a living organism is somewhat narrow in scope though admittedly narrow being what we DO know.
You throw a basketball and totally miss the backboard, you throw a basketball and it bounces off the rim, now you got a little closer but still not good enough unless you throw a basketball and it goes right through the basket.
For some the alternative is "God created the different and separate creatures as the are now and were in the past," except for minor adaptations but to trick / mislead scientists, he/she made it seem like they evolved from a common ancestor.
Dont misinterpret what i am saying, i am not religious and already said i am 50-50 on this. There are aspects of evolution that are very debatable though.