According to endosymbiosis, what is the best explanation about the eukaryotic cells evolved?

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The best explanation about the eukaryotic cell evolved is this: CHLOROPLAST AND MITOCHONDRIA WERE ONCE PROKARYOTES THAT BEGAN TO LIVE WITHIN LARGER CELLS.
Endosymbiosis theory holds that some cell organelles are developed from prokaryotes which once has a symbiosis relationship with eukaryotes but which later become trapped within the cells of these eukaryotes. Examples of these type of cell organelles are chloroplast and mitochondria.

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