Please note that there is a misprint in the question. It should be "What are the main pieces of evidence that the mitochondrion originated in murky past as a prokaryotic endosymbiont in another eukaryote."
The main evidences are:-
What are the main pieces of evidence that the mitochondrion originated in the murky past as...
11. Eukaryotic cells are most likely to have originated when a. climate changes disturbed natural processes b. a supernatural force intervened c. a comet seeded the earth with the new cells d. one (or more) prokaryotic cell(s) took up residence in another 12. Evidence in support of the endosymbiont hypothesis is a. the remarkable similarity between some organelles and modern prokaryotic cells (size, shape, behavior, reproduction, ribosomes, DNA) b. we see this happening occasionally today c. prokaryotic cells were first...
what evidence is there that mitochondria and chloroplasts originated from ancient prokaryotes and why?
2. We say eukaryotic cell originated from the prokaryotic cell. Is there any evidence that is available for that. Explain. 3. You have studied all the phylum which belong to the plant kingdom. Which phylum evolved first and which phylum originated the latest? 4. What kind of phylum is widely distributed in Michigan as compared to Florida? Mention the phylum that is predominantly seen in Michigan and Florida in your discussion. 5. Site two points where the process of cellular...
1. What is the leading theory of how mitochondria (and other organelles) originated in eukaryotic cells? Briefly explain it. Name four pieces of evidence that support this theory. 2. List three characteristics typical of inheritance patterns of mitochondrial disorders. 3. What is the threshold
Endosymbiont Theory 1) please explain what the endosymbiont theory is. please talk about both mitochondria and chlorappast. 2) what are three pieces of evidence that we have for this? 3) why is this conidered a theory and not a hypothesis?
What are the various pieces of evidence that science uses to support the idea of evolution? Briefly explain each.
What are the various pieces of evidence that science uses to support the idea of evolution? Briefly explain each.
What is mutualistic symbiosis? How does mutualistic symbiosis relate to the endosymbiont theory? Which 2 organelles could be the result of endosymbiosis? What specific evidence is used to show how these organelles could have once been independent prokaryotic cells?
Consider the pieces of evidence that the classmate posted. Write what this teaches you about the kinds of evidence that can be used to prove that atoms exist when it isn't possible to see them. "My evidence comes from the gold foil experiment conducted by Rutherford. The book discusses this slightly describing that through this experiment we were able to see that particles scatter, but one part of the particle contains most of the mass of the atom. I continued...
Classify each statement as to whether it represents a piece of evidence that supports the endosymbiont theory of the evolution of mitochondria and chloroplasts from prokaryotes. Some organellar genes have migrated to the nucleus. Evidence for the endosymbiont theory Does not support endosymbiont theory Some organelle proteins are encoded in the nucleus. Organelles do not have flagella. Mitochondrial rRNA genes are most similar to the rRNA gene of a bacterium. Organelle translation is inhibited by antibiotics that inhibit prokaryotic translation...