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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-476-99369-4e mitochondrion by endosymbiosis. Eukaryote placement within the archaea in phylogenomic analysis supports the fusion scenario. The predominance of bacterial sequences in the eukaryote pangenome, the bacterial stereochemistry of eukaryote membrane lipids, and similar trajectories in mitochondrial an

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Klassiker der Hochschuldidaktik? part of cyanobacterial ancestry. The evolution of secondary chloroplasts involved the transfer of genes for chloroplast maintenance from the nucleus?of the primary host to that of the secondary host; mechanisms derived from the secondary-host endomembrane system mediate protein translocation across

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Klassiker der Hochschuldidaktik? Thus, the intestine was a fundamental innovation that paved the way to the evolution of most other animal traits. The diffusion of animals in Cambrian oceans enhanced organic carbon sequestration at the ocean bottom due to the sinking of carcasses and faeces, thus probably contributing to coeval ri

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-28124-3rease in the biological diversity and complexity of terrestrial ecosystems. Roots and leaves evolved multiple times during the Devonian. Seed evolution in Late Devonian severed ancestral dependence on liquid water for sexual reproduction. With the assistance of their fungal associates, land plants a