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You still can't answer that question because there is no conclusive DNA evidence, or any other kind of conclusive evidence that identifies man's immediate, direct-line ancestor. If you had the answer you'd have coughed it up by now.
Morphological similarities do not 'prove' evolution. The Neanderthal 'Man' demonstrates that much, since he's been eliminated as man's direct-line ancestor. Instead, science INFERS that he is a (quote) 'distant cousin'. Inference plays a big part in evolution. Remember that science chart in school, showing the 'evolution' of man, finally standing upright? What they had there was based on morphology, not hard science. They're big on inferences. They also can't explain why there's no prior, transitional fossils to explain the numerous complex species that suddenly appear during the Cambrian Explosion. Now you can have 'micro-evolution' (changes within species) after creation, but macro-evolution (entire new species) is hotly debated. The highly improbable advent of abiogenesis is another thorn in your side. Anyway, we know that the universe cannot be the cause of its own appearance. There had to be a first cause. So what was it, if not God?
You don't have the answers. You haven't done your homework.