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Mitochondria are essentially the same in all eukaryotes, including plants, animals, and fungi. Based on this observation, how were mitochondria most likely acquired?A.from a free-living, photosynthetic bacteriumB.by a prokaryotic cell approximately 1000 years agoC.by an ancestral prokaryote and then lost in the line that led to archaeaD.by an ancestral eukaryotic cell before the lines that led to animal cells, plant cells, and fungi divergedE.by an ancestral eukaryotic cell and then replaced by chloroplasts in the line that led to plant cells
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