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Our findings provide new insight into aspects of mitochondrial evolution and the basis from which to begin reconstructing the details of precisely how these organelles are built and replicated to support Giardia growth and division.

Birds, furthermore, show a number of peculiarities potentially relevant to mitochondrial evolution and diversity.

It is unclear how the rapid mitochondrial evolution and nuclear-mitochondria interactions contribute to behavioural or spermatogenic hybrid sterility.

It is intriguing to realise that mitosomes and hydrogenosomes were at the base of our renewed interest in eukaryotic and mitochondrial evolution and still seem to be playing a pivotal role.

Although two dramatic exceptions to this pattern have recently been reported, it is unclear how often major increases in substitution rates occur during plant mitochondrial evolution and what the overall magnitude of substitution rate variation is across plants.

A lower rate of mitochondrial evolution, and the presence of a nicking endonuclease domain, both indirectly support a theory of self-sufficient DNA mismatch repair within the octocoral mitochondrion.

Furthermore, methods facilitating sensitive mixture detection and relative quantification of allele proportions are indispensable for the study of heteroplasmy, mitochondrial sequence evolution, and mitochondrial disorders.

Although various studies have suggested a constant rate of mitochondrial evolution among lineages and through time [ 2], there is now considerable evidence of a disparity between short- and long-term estimates of mitochondrial substitution rates [ 3– 5].

Mitochondrial evolution constitutes a rhizome, and it should be represented as such.

To shed light on the intraspecific mitochondrial evolution in L. kluyveri and compare the effects of geographical vs. ecological origins on strain diversity, we investigated the phylogenetic relationships among the strains surveyed.

There have been few studies of short-term mitochondrial evolution, including both mutation rates and paternal leakage, particularly in non-human vertebrates [ 7, 8].