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Endosymbiotic Theory
Replies: 1 — Last Post Aug. 8 10:40am by swishone
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How do you intellectuals feel about this theory?

I find it quite interesting and I'm looking further into it now.  It's making sense so far.

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well mitochondria in the cell became part of eurkaryotic cell biology in an endosymbiotic event, happens all the time , not to groundbreaking .
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