Which list correctly describes the three domain systems for classifying organisms A. bacteria, archaea,

eukarya

B. Darwin, Linnaeus,

lamarck

C. animalia, planter, fungi

D. None of the above

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Eden Bonilla

Biology

29 April, 02:58

Which list correctly describes the three domain systems for classifying organisms A. bacteria, archaea,

eukarya

B. Darwin, Linnaeus,

lamarck

C. animalia, planter, fungi

D. None of the above

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Answers (2)

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Micheal Ross · Answer 1

Bacteria, archaea and eukarya.

Explanation:

Three domains of life represent the highest taxonomic rank of the organisms. The three domain system for classifying organism was given the Carl Woese.

The tree of life represents the bacteria, eukarya and archae. Bacteria and eukarya includes all the prokaryotic organism that do not contain well defined nucleus. Eukarya includes all the multicellular organism that have well defined nucleus and endomembrane system.

Thus, the correct answer is option (A).

Madison Robertson · Answer 2

Madison Robertson 29 April, 03:27

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Answer:A. bacteria archaea eukarya

Which list correctly describes the three domain systems for classifying organisms A. bacteria, archaea,eukaryaB. Darwin, Linnaeus,lamarckC. animalia, planter, fungiD. None of the above

Which list correctly describes the three domain systems for classifying organisms A. bacteria, archaea,

eukarya

B. Darwin, Linnaeus,

lamarck

C. animalia, planter, fungi

D. None of the above