Lynn Margulis

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Lynn Margulis was an influential American biologist best known for developing the endosymbiotic theory, which revolutionized understanding of the origin of eukaryotic cells.

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instanceOf author
biologist
evolutionary biologist
microbiologist
science communicator
university professor
academicDegree B.A. in Liberal Arts
M.S. in Genetics and Zoology
Ph.D. in Genetics
awardReceived Crafoord Prize
Darwin–Wallace Medal
National Medal of Science
birthName Lynn Petra Alexander
causeOfDeath stroke
child Dorion Sagan
Nick Sagan
surface form: Jeremy Sagan
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1938-03-05
dateOfDeath 2011-11-22
educatedAt University of California, Berkeley
University of Chicago
University of Wisconsin–Madison
employer Boston University
University of Massachusetts Amherst
fieldOfWork cell biology
evolutionary biology
microbiology
symbiosis research
fullName Lynn Margulis self-linksurface differs
surface form: Lynn Petra Margulis
influenced evolutionary theory on the role of symbiosis
influencedBy Ivan Wallin
James Lovelock
Konstantin Mereschkowski
knownFor Gaia hypothesis advocacy
endosymbiotic theory
research on symbiosis in evolution
serial endosymbiosis theory
work on the origin of eukaryotic cells
languageOfWorkOrName English
memberOf National Academy of Sciences
surface form: National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America
notableWork Acquiring Genomes: A Theory of the Origins of Species
Microcosmos: Four Billion Years of Microbial Evolution
Origin of Eukaryotic Cells
Symbiosis in Cell Evolution
What Is Life?
placeOfBirth Chicago, Illinois, United States
placeOfDeath Amherst, Massachusetts
surface form: Amherst, Massachusetts, United States
positionHeld Distinguished University Professor at University of Massachusetts Amherst
Professor of Biology at Boston University
proposedThat chloroplasts originated from free-living photosynthetic bacteria via endosymbiosis
mitochondria originated from free-living bacteria via endosymbiosis
spouse Carl Sagan
Thomas N. Margulis
theoryDeveloped serial endosymbiosis theory

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subject surface form: Carl Sagan
Origin of Eukaryotic Cells author Lynn Margulis
Symbiosis in Cell Evolution author Lynn Margulis
Symbiosis in Cell Evolution workOf Lynn Margulis
What Is Life? author Lynn Margulis
What Is Life? hasContributor Lynn Margulis
Dorion Sagan coauthor Lynn Margulis
Dorion Sagan mother Lynn Margulis
Konstantin Mereschkowski influenced Lynn Margulis
Lynn Petra Alexander birthNameOf Lynn Margulis
Monera recognizedBy Lynn Margulis
Gaia hypothesis coDevelopedBy Lynn Margulis
Gaia hypothesis defendedBy Lynn Margulis
Microcosmos author Lynn Margulis
Sagan family spouse Lynn Margulis
subject surface form: Carl Sagan
Thomas N. Margulis spouse Lynn Margulis
Dorian Sagan coAuthorWith Lynn Margulis
Dorian Sagan parent Lynn Margulis
Dorian Sagan hasRelative Lynn Margulis
Gaia: A New Look at Life on Earth contributor Lynn Margulis
this entity surface form: Lynn Margulis (as collaborator on Gaia hypothesis development)
Mereschkowski influenced Lynn Margulis
subject surface form: Konstantin Mereschkowski
Symbiotic Planet author Lynn Margulis
Symbiotic Planet hasAuthorBackground Lynn Margulis
this entity surface form: Lynn Margulis is a biologist
Sagan hasNotableBearer Lynn Margulis
Sagan spouse Lynn Margulis
subject surface form: Carl Sagan
Sagan mother Lynn Margulis
subject surface form: Dorian Sagan