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On the Origin of Evolution by Means of Mitochondria

Mitochondria may have been retained in eukaryotes in large part because of their capacity to both fuel and catalyze the evolution of species by means of natural selection. After billions of years of evolution, perhaps eukaryotes have improved enough and an opportunity now exists for older and newer forms of life to suspend supplantation and co-exist in the struggle for life.