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Which statement best describes the primary origin of chloroplasts? A(n)engulfed a(n) which eventually evolved into a(n)...

Which statement best describes the primary origin of chloroplasts? A(n)engulfed a(n) which eventually evolved into a(n)

A.) animal cell; archaea cell; prokaryote

B.) cyanobacteria; eukaryotic cell; plant cell

C.) eukaryotic cell; green algae; red algae

D.) eukaryotic cell; cyanobacteria; green algae

E.) prokaryotic cell; bacteria; eukaryote


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