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If living cells similar to those found on earth, were found on another planet where there was no oxygen. Which cell organelle would most probably be absent?

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Answered by sumitabansal59111000

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on another planet i think chemoheterotrophs will be there as they need no oxygen so organisms other than that like photoautotrophs and other heterotrophs will most probably be absent

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If living cells similar to those found on earth, were found on another planet where there was no oxygen. Which cell organelle would most probably be absent?​

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If living cells similar to those found on earth, were found on another planet where there was no oxygen. Which cell organelle would most probably be absent?