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Interpret the genomic content of mitochondria in relation to their evolution. How is mitochondrial evolution more complicated than expected?

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Some mitochondria contain accessory plasmids in addition to chromosomal DNA. The shapes of mitochondrial genomes are not all the same; some are linear and others are circular. These fundamental differences in mitochondrial genomes further complicate even basic comparative analyses. Some mitochondrial genes have also been transferred to the nuclear genome.

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