Biology, 14.02.2020 16:27, mega29

You are an evolutionary biologist working for the Smithsonian. On a fossil dig in the eastern Montana Badlands, you discover fossil evidence that shows the earliest eukaryotic cells contained only free-floating ribosomes. Briefly state what conclusion(s) could be drawn from this evidence.?

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