The presence of which organelle indicates that eukaryotic cells have evolved from prokaryotic cells?

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somy · Answer

hmm i guess that would be 70s ribosome and DNA ring if im not mistaken

somy · Answer

@Abhisar am i correct or not?

abhisar · Answer

aammm.. I'll say membrane bound nucleus

abhisar · Answer

In Eukaryotes there is 80s ribo, in prokaryotes it is 70s

somy · Answer

yes i know

abhisar · Answer

Prokaryotes have a primitive nucleus better called as Nucleoid, this developed further to nucleus in eukaryotes

somy · Answer

well i was actually thinking about mitochondria, though if we consider it alone it's be prokaryote but its a part of eukaryotic cells now

somy · Answer

i think i got the question wrong u_u''

abhisar · Answer

That will be the perfect answer @Somy !

somy · Answer

owh so i got it right?

abhisar · Answer

yep u got it $\color{green}{\huge\ddot\smile}$

somy · Answer

yay!! $\huge\ddot\smile$