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The 15 pages that link to Primary endosymbiosis, each with the reason it gives.

• Endosymbiotic theoryBroader topic: Primary endosymbiosis describes the origin of mitochondria and the first plastids.

• ChloroplastBroader topic: This process produced the chloroplast lineage found in plants and several algal groups.

• ArchaeplastidaRelated: It explains how the ancestor of Archaeplastida acquired plastids from a cyanobacterium.

• EndosymbiosisBroader topic: It describes the initial incorporation that produced plastids from cyanobacteria.

• Red algaeRelated: Red-algal plastids trace their ancestry to this acquisition of a cyanobacterial ancestor.

• Secondary endosymbiosisCompared with: It produced the algal plastid later transferred in secondary endosymbiosis.

• Green algaeRelated: This process explains the origin of the chloroplasts shared by green algae and land plants.

• Plant cellBroader topic: This event established the chloroplast lineage in plants and several algal groups.

• PlastidRelated: This event established the first plastids in eukaryotic lineages.

• PlantRelated: It explains the origin of chloroplasts in the lineage containing plants.

• ThylakoidRelated: This process established the plastid lineage in which chloroplast thylakoids occur.

• GlaucophyteRelated: It explains how glaucophytes acquired plastids from a cyanobacterial ancestor.

• SymbiogenesisBroader topic: It describes the origin of plastids from cyanobacteria in ancestral eukaryotes.

• Plastid DNABroader topic: This event established the ancestral plastid genome in eukaryotes.

• Evolutionary history of plantsRelated: It gave the ancestors of plants their chloroplasts through incorporation of a cyanobacterium.