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• Endosymbiotic theory
  The '''endosymbiotic theory''', now generally accepted by [[biologists]], concerns the origins of [[mit The endosymbiotic theory was first proposed by [[Andreas Schimper]] in 1883. The idea that plastids
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• Endosymbiotic theory/Approval
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• Endosymbiotic theory/Bibliography
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• Endosymbiotic theory/Definition
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• Endosymbiotic theory/Related Articles
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• Endosymbiont theory
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• Lynn Margulis/Definition
  ...n the origin of eukaryotic organelles led to general acceptance of the [[endosymbiotic theory]]; also a leading proponent of the [[Gaia hypothesis]].
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• Endosymbiotic theory
  The '''endosymbiotic theory''', now generally accepted by [[biologists]], concerns the origins of [[mit The endosymbiotic theory was first proposed by [[Andreas Schimper]] in 1883. The idea that plastids
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• Horizontal gene transfer/Citable Version
  : ''See also [[Endosymbiotic theory]]'' ...eus. Mol Phylogenet Evol 29:380–95 PMID 14615181</ref> According to the [[endosymbiotic theory]], chloroplasts and mitochondria originated as the bacterial [[endosymbiont
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• Symbiosis
  ...] (plants, animals, fungi, protists) is believed to have resulted from a [[endosymbiotic theory|symbiosis between various sorts of bacteria]].<ref>{{Harvnb|Brinkman|2002}}
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• Horizontal gene transfer
  : ''See also [[Endosymbiotic theory]]'' ...eus. Mol Phylogenet Evol 29:380–95 PMID 14615181</ref> According to the [[endosymbiotic theory]], chloroplasts and mitochondria originated as the bacterial [[endosymbiont
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