Comparative biochemistry

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Comparative biochemistry is the study of differences in chemical (metabolic) processes among species of animals. For example, the difference between carnivorous species of animals and herbivores is included in comparative biochemistry.

Comparative biochemistry is used by scientists studying Charles Darwin's theory of evolution. Comparative Biochemistry may be used as evidence for Darwin's theory of evolution if the two animals being compared share similarities, as that would indicate a common ancestry.


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