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BIOL 1001 (090-095) Unit 3.1 Learning Quiz: Diversity of Life

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Eukaryotes likely originated from [ Select ] aerobic anaerobic archaebacteria that engulfed but did not digest, aerobic eubacteria.  The new organism thrived in an oxygenated atmosphere.  The endosymbiotic eubacteria are the ancestor of the [ Select ] mitochondria nucleus inside all eukaryotic cells.

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The question presents a two-part fill-in scenario about the origin of eukaryotes and the identity of the endosymbiotic ancestor. First blank options to consider are anaerobic vs aerobic. The statement reads: 'Eukaryotes likely originated from [Select] archaebacteria that engulfed but did not digest, [Select] eubacteria.' The widely supported endosymbiotic theory posits that an anaerobic archaebacterium (one that did not rely on oxygen) engaged in a symbiotic relationship with an aerobic......Login to view full explanation

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