Endosymbiosis refers to chloroplast and mitochondria literally _ other cells. A "living within" B mimicing C engulfing D randomly absorbing

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Endosymbiosis refers to chloroplast and mitochondria literally _ other cells.

A "living within"

B mimicing

C engulfing

D randomly absorbing

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I think option A is the answer

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