File:Plastid endosymbiosis-2024 hypothesis.svg
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English: Occurrence of plastid acquisition across eukaryotes, shown in dashed arrows: blue for the first endosymbiosis directly from a cyanobacterium, and green and red for the subsequent plastids derived from green algae and red algae, respectively. The order of red algal-derived plastid acquisitions follows a hypothesis by Pietluch et al. (2024); arrows that are not supported by previous hypotheses are marked with '?'.
The image was created using PowerPoint, Paint.NET and InkScape, with free images from Keeling & Eglit (2023). |
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| current | 13:42, 7 July 2025 | 3,368 × 2,013 (3.04 MB) | Snoteleks | Better spacing of red arrows and triangles |
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