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This book is under work or have been released in this series:

1. Evolution by trial and error, or opportunistic evolution by protection and cooperation

These books are also under preparation:

3. Origins and evolution of life with the Organelle Escape Theory

4. Evolution of atmosphere and conditions with the Organelle Escape Theory

In this book i show that eukaryotes are older than bacteria. Further I show that eukaryotes created bacteria as a by-product of creating organelles. That means not only symbiogenesis is a misconception, as explained in book 2, but also endosymbiosis, at least as a mechanism of evolution. When bacteria are accepted as organelles, then it is just because they were initially organelles.

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