Chloroplasts and Mitochondria have the following in common
A) an inner and outer membrane; their own circular DNA; a membrane system that enables them to produce ATP from trapped light energy.
B) an inner and outer membrane, a stroma, their own circular DNA.
C) an inner and outer membrane, a membrane system that enables them to produce ATP, small ribosomes.
D) a permeable outer membrane and an impermeable inner membrane that allows them to produce ATP.
E) an inner and outer membrane, their own circular DNA, a membrane system that enables them to produce ATP using energy released by glucose metabolism.

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Chloroplasts and mitochondria both have an inner and outer membrane, a membrane system that enables them to produce ATP (though through different processes), and small ribosomes.

Chloroplasts and Mitochondria Have the Following in Common