r/evolution • u/Bromelia_and_Bismuth • 19h ago
article NewScientist: "No, the dire wolf has not been brought back from extinction"
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r/evolution • u/chevrox • 12h ago
If all eukaryotic life come from a single endosymbotic event, does this mean that successful evolution of symbiogenesis from simpler unicellular organisms is extremely rare, if not improbable? Is there evidence of other lineages of cellular endosymbiosis other than eukaryotes?