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...ormed when one prokaryotic cell entered another, the two entering into a [[mutualism|mutualistic]] relationship—essentially, the ancestors of the [[mitoch

...ship between flora and fauna can go both ways; many flora and fauna have [[mutualism|mutualistic]] relationships. For example, some flora grow their seeds insi

...f unchecked, their relationship with the ganulia therefore perhaps being [[mutualism|mutualistic]].

A few animals take advantage of [[mutualism|mutualistic]] relationships with [[bacterium|bacteria]] and other [[micro&o

...r some reason tolerates (or, improbably, is unable to remove)... or even [[mutualism|mutualists]] that provide the Deepmind some benefit in exchange for [[suste

...(in this case [[cyanobacteria]]) that invaded larger cells and developed [[mutualism|mutualistic]] relationships with them. In effect, even today, plastids cou