Sujet : Primary endosymbiosis caught in the act
De : the_thompsons (at) *nospam* earthlink.net (Chris Thompson)
Groupes : talk.originsDate : 18. Apr 2024, 18:04:04
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Is it true that primary endosymbiosis is thought to have happened only twice? I'm a little dubious about that. But this is still cool.
"Scientists have caught a once-in-a-billion-years evolutionary event in progress, as two lifeforms have merged into one organism that boasts abilities its peers would envy. Last time this happened, Earth got plants."
https://newatlas.com/biology/life-merger-evolution-symbiosis-organelle/
Primary endosymbiosis caught in the act
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