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>I find it pretty unlikely that nothing would evolve to eat the mirror bacteria. It may be the case that there is no easy jump for existing prokaryotes to hand
by macspoofing 8y ago
>I find it pretty unlikely that nothing would evolve to eat the mirror bacteria.
It may be the case that there is no easy jump for existing prokaryotes to handle mirror proteins. However in the 'worst case', predation would simply re-emerge from the original prokaryote via speciation ... but it may take a long time.