What are Prokaryotic cells?

simple cells with no membrane-bound organelles.

What is a conclusion we get from the endosymbiosis theory?

know how the first eukaryotic cell formed

What is endosymbiosis about?

eukaryotic cells evolved from prokaryotic cells

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Endosymbiosis

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1
What does "symbisosis" mean?
living together
a theory
not living
living far apart
2
Who first suggested the Endosymbiosis theory?
Lynn Margulis
Galileo Galilei
Albert Einstein
Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen
3
Eukaryotes need prokaryotes
true
false
4
What are Prokaryotic cells?
simple cells with no membrane-bound organelles.
complex cells with membrane-bound organelles & a nucleus
regrowing cells
the ability to control fire
5
How old are eukaryotes cells?
4.543 billion years
1 million years
13.21 billion years
2 billion years
6
What is a conclusion we get from the endosymbiosis theory?
living things
know how the first eukaryotic cell formed
the human body
information about DNA
7
Evidence of the endosymbiosis theory
mitochondria reproduces like bacteria does
mitochondria DNA looks like prokaryotic DNA
all of the above
mitochondrial membranes look like prokaryotic membranes
8
Mitochondria is what type of cell?
eukaryote
prokaryote
Erythrocyte
Megakaryocyte
9
What is endosymbiosis about?
I don't know
cell division that reduces the number of chromosomes
interacting organisms in their physical environment
eukaryotic cells evolved from prokaryotic cells
10
Where is the best evidence for the endosymbiosis theory?
cells
DNA
membranes
skin
11
The nucleus is a apart of what?
Prokaryote
Eukaryote
meiosis
red blood cells
12
Two cells we got from endosymbiosis
mitochondria and chloroplast
osteoclast and Microglial
blood cells and mitochondria
chloroplast and monocyte
13
Plants don't have eukaryotic cells
false
true
14
What photosynthetic cell invades in endosymbiosis?
chromoplasts
cyanobacteria
blood cells
sclerenchymal
15
What does "endo" mean?
within
far from something
near something
outside of something
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Why have endosymbiosis and symbiosis been so important to evolution?
cell information
reproduction
natural selection
cell division

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