Endosymbiotic Theories of Organelles Revisited

Focusing on the endosymbiotic theory, this book critically evaluates its historical context and the contributions of Lynn Margulis, suggesting her role may be overstated. It explores the formation of organelles like chloroplasts and mitochondria through a modern biological lens, supported by clear visuals. The text incorporates lesser-known historical facts and recent genomic data, providing insights into the evolution of biological thought. Marking significant anniversaries of Margulis's influential works, it serves as a timely reassessment of her legacy and the theory's implications.