In Memoriam - Lynn Margulis e a mitocôndria (#Pirula 9)

A video I made trying to explain in 15 minutes the theory of endosymbiosis, proposed by Lynn Margulis, who passed away on November 22, 2011. My Twitter: @Pirulla25 There's also a short biography of her, and here's a list of books she published, translated into Portuguese. This list was taken from Wikipedia: MARGULIS, Lynn (2001). Five Kingdoms - An Illustrated Guide to the Phyla of Life on Earth. Ed. Guanabara/Koogan. MARGULIS, Lynn (2001). The Symbiotic Planet - A New Perspective on Evolution. Ed. Rocco. MARGULIS, Lynn and LOVELOCK, James (2002). Gaia - A Theory of Knowledge. Ed. Gaia. MARGULIS, Lynn and SAGAN, Dorion (2002). What is Life?. Ed. Jorge Zahar. - MARGULIS, Lynn and SAGAN, Dorion (2002). What is Sex?. Ed. Jorge Zahar. [1] MARGULIS, Lynn and SAGAN, Dorion (2004). Microcosmos - Four Billion Years of Microbial Evolution. Ed. Cultrix. Original in English. I made a mistake in the video; I said that Lynn created the Gaia hypothesis, but the person who created this idea was the British scientist James Lovelock. But Lynn Margulis published articles with him on the subject and helped to complement and popularize the idea. The song at the end is by Utada Hikaru, called First Love.