What is odd about apicoplasts? Select one: a. they are chloroplasts found in mammals b. they can make make sugars without an electron transport chain c. they are a type of plastid found in mosquitos d. they can perform photosynthesis in the dark e. they are a type of plastid found in some protists

What is odd about apicoplasts? Select one: a. they are chloroplasts found in mammals b. they can make make sugars without an electron transport chain c. they are a type of plastid found in mosquitos d. they can perform photosynthesis in the dark e. they are a type of plastid found in some protists

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What is odd about apicoplasts?

Select one:

they are chloroplasts found in mammals

they can make make sugars without an electron transport chain

they are a type of plastid found in mosquitos

they can perform photosynthesis in the dark

they are a type of plastid found in some protists

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