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What happens to cells that are engulfed during endosymbiosis?
Which type of algae branched off to become land plants?
Which type of reproduction is better for the survival of a species?
Why are producers important?
Why have protists been harder to study than other organisms?
You have the wrong idea about endosymbiosis. It does not involve engulfing cells. I refers to one organism living within another and acting as one. IT explains the presence of cell organelles
Mitochondria are the descendents of ancient bacteria
A green algae belonging to the Charophyta
Sexual reproduction
They make the food necessary for energy
They are small and very diverse
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Walter Hintz
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Science teacher for over 50 years. MSc. in biology. I can answer questions in general biology, zoology, botany, anatomy and physiology and biochemistry.
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I have a MSc in biology and have been a science teacher for over 50 years. At present I am a faculty member at a college and a science consultant at seven catholic schools.
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