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CATEGORIES;LANGUAGE=en-US:MIT Seminar | PAOC Chemical Oceanography and Biog
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DESCRIPTION:The origin of the eukaryote cell\n\nEukaryotes have a fundament
 ally different cell\nstructure from bacteria and archaea\, and possibly\ne
 volved from the latter. This possibility: an archaeal\norigin of eukaryote
 s has been a bit of a distraction in\nthat it has led to models that try a
 nd explain\neukaryote origins from modern archaea lacking any\neukaryotic 
 features. In this talk I will summarise what\nwe know about eukaryote orig
 ins\, and argue that\nways of thinking now more common in\npalaeontology c
 an help us to understand eukaryote\norigins. By focusing on known biologic
 al processes\,\nand ecological drivers\, key events in the origin of\neuka
 ryotes can be understood without needing to\nappeal to special or rare eve
 nts.
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LOCATION:Building 54\, Room 915
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SUMMARY:COG3 Seminar – Anthony Poole (The University of Auckland)
URL:http://oceans.mit.edu/event/cog3-seminar-anthony-poole-the-university-o
 f-auckland
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