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Mitochondria Independent Prokaryotes/Sybiotic RelationsModerator: BioTeam
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Mitochondria Independent Prokaryotes/Sybiotic RelationsThe belief that mitochondria were once independent prokaryotes that have now evolved a symbiotic relationship with cells is supported by all of the following evidence except that:
A.) Mitochondria have their own genetic information. B.) Mitochondrial DNA is in a loop. C.) Mitochondria do their own reproducing inside the cell. D.) Mitochondria make all their own proteins.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Endosymbiotic
There is a hint in the last sentence of the section titled: The endosymbiont theory and mitochondria and chloroplasts
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