Symbiosis in Cell Evolution¶
Margulis, L. (1981). Symbiosis in Cell Evolution: Life and Its Environment on the Early Earth.
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- Symbiosis trains a reasoner to ask, in the spirit of Margulis (1981) reading endosymbiotic origins back through cellular evolution: Who are the partners, and what is the sustained interaction between them?
This sourceW. H. Freeman. Comprehensive statement of the serial endosymbiotic theory; demonstrates the same diagnostic questions (partners, flows, obligacy, co-evolution) applied at the cellular scale to derive the origin of mitochondria, plastids, and other organelles.
- Symbiosis trains a reasoner to ask, in the spirit of Margulis (1981) reading endosymbiotic origins back through cellular evolution: Who are the partners, and what is the sustained interaction between them?
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