Chloroplasts and mitochondria share structural similarities, including double membranes, circular genomes, and ribosomes, supporting eukaryotic common ancestry.
Les chloroplastes et les mitochondries partagent des similitudes structurelles, comme une double membrane, des génomes circulaires et des ribosomes, étayant l'ascendance commune des eucaryotes.
| Text | Chloroplasts and mitochondria have structural similarities, including their (1) double membrane, (2) circular genomes, and (3) ribosomes. Other eukaryotic organelles have similar structure and function. |
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