Sort the properties to describe each of the three domains. Some of the properties may be used more than once.

-Prokaryotic cells

-Eukaryotic cells

-Includes plants, animals, and fungi

-cell walls with peptidoglycan

-Includes methanogens and halophiles

-Includes autotrophs and heterotrophs

•Bacteria

•Archaea

•Eukarya

Bacteria: Bacteria: Cell walls with peptidoglycan, includes autotrophs and heterotrophs, Prokaryotic cells

Archaea: Includes methanogens and halophiles, Prokaryotic cells, includes autotrophs and heterotrophs.

Eukarya: Includes plants, animals and fungi, eukaryotic cells, includes autotrophs and hetrotrophs.

Explanation:

Bacteria are the unicellular prokaryotes with a distinct feature of cell wall made up of peptidoglycan.

Archaea: They are unicellular and lack a defined nuclei and lives in extreme climate.

Eukarya: multicellular, Eukaryotic, well-defined nucleus, membrane-bound organelle, no cell wall.