What two organelles are included in the endosymbiosis theory? A. mitochondria and chloroplast B. nucleus and ribosome C. mitochondria and Golgi body

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What two organelles are included

in the endosymbiosis theory?
A. mitochondria and chloroplast
B. nucleus and ribosome
C. mitochondria and Golgi body

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