October 28, 2012 by dendrite
Yes, we are all turduckens … or as the scientists formally say, the result of an ancient endosymbiosis. And yes, if you like the individual flavors of mitochondrial genomes and/or nuclear genomes, you will enjoy the flavor of eukaryotic genomes. And no, “Baturducken,” is not when each stage of the turducken is wrapped in bats … just bacon.
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