chloroplasts in humans?

[Daniel Geiger]

There are some seaslugs (Mollusca - Gastropoda - Opisthobranchia - Sacoglossa -
Elysiidae, Hermaeidae ...) which harbour symbiotic chloroplast in their tissue, quite alike
the better known zooxanthellae in the corals and seaanemonies and allies.
I don't know whether the chloroplast are kept intracellularly or 
extracellularly. There are a few references in Thompson, T.E. & Brown 1984(?):
Biology of Opisthobranch Molluscs. Ray Society.

Hope that is of interest		Daniel Geiger  (dgeiger at aludra.usc.edu)