Chloroplasts differ from mitochondria in that the former have
A) thylakoids.
B) cristae.
C) two lipid bilayers.
D) 70S ribosomes.
E) DNA.

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Chloroplasts have thylakoids, which are membrane-bound structures where photosynthesis occurs. Mitochondria have cristae, which are folds of the inner membrane. Both organelles have two lipid bilayers, 70S ribosomes, and DNA.

Chloroplasts Differ from Mitochondria in That the Former Have