A certain sea slug, Elysia chlorotica, "steals" ch…

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A certаin seа slug, Elysiа chlоrоtica, &quоt;steals" chloroplasts from algae it normally feeds upon, and then uses the chloroplasts to conduct photosynthesis during times of low food availability. Scientists found that the slug carries a chloroplast-maintenance gene in its genome, a gene identical to one found in the algae. The process by which the slug first acquired the gene is called what?

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