Evolution of New Organelle and Symbiotic Unraveling of the Cell

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The narrative explores the consequences of global warming on human evolution, focusing on the emergence of a new species, homo neoneanderthalis. This species evolves due to the development of endosymbiotic archaea, which produce methane and create specialized organelles known as archaeaons. These organelles enhance cellular functions, enabling the new phenotype to thrive in extreme conditions such as high temperatures and elevated carbon dioxide levels. The homo neoneanderthalis exhibits unique metabolic capabilities, allowing it to adapt and survive in a rapidly changing environment.