Mitochondria contains it's own DNA. It's structure is a bit different from that of the chromosomes found in the eukaryotic nucleus. From my understanding, it supports the endosymbiotic theory because it contains characteristics similar to single-celled prokaryotic cells despite it being classified as an eukaryotic cell.
<span>Another function of the mitochondria that supports the endosymbiotic theory is that the mitochondria are responsible for their own reproduction. Eukaryotic cells are duplicated by its nucleus, however, despite it being classified as an eukaryotic cell, the mitochondria does all the work on it's own. Again, it supports the endosymbiotic theory because it contains characteristics similar to single-celled prokaryotic cells despite it being classified as an eukaryotic cell.
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<span>Context: The parts of something written or spoken that immediately precede and follow a word or passage and clarify its meaning.
In an example, if the sentence said "Can you stop disturbing me, I'm trying to study" you can probably use context to find the meaning of the word disturb, such as " I'm trying to study. this indicates that the person is bothering the one who is studying. YOU JUST USED CONTEXT!
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Answer:
All of them are correct except for, "they repair carbon dioxide for photosynethesis because they just don't.
Explanation:
They don't
Answer: (D)
Explanation: biotic factors depend among abiotic factors, meaning that living things need non-living things in order to survive. That also means that biotic factors everywhere including the surrounding area need to be thought of in this sense so that they are able to survive in the environment they are in.
