In the three-domain system,

A) separate plants, animals, and fungi into domainsB) subdivides the eukaryotes into two different domainsC) no longer recognizes eukaryotes as a monophyletic groupD) subdivides the prokaryotes into two different domains

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Jordan

16 December, 07:08

In the three-domain system,

A) separate plants, animals, and fungi into domainsB) subdivides the eukaryotes into two different domainsC) no longer recognizes eukaryotes as a monophyletic groupD) subdivides the prokaryotes into two different domains

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Carter Riggs · Answer 1

D) subdivides the prokaryotes into two different domains

Explanation:

The three domain system is based on differences in the ribosomal DNA of cells (16 S rRNA). In the three-domain system, Organisms are classified into three domains, namely:

Archaea Bacteria and Eukarya

Archaea and bacteria prokaryotes while Eukarya are the eukaryotes. Therefore, the three domain system sub-divided prokaryotees into two different domains.

Before the three-domain system, the five kingdom classification was popular, this is where plants (plantae), animals (animalia) and fungi were classified into their own Kingdoms.

In the three-domain system,A) separate plants, animals, and fungi into domainsB) subdivides the eukaryotes into two different domainsC) no longer recognizes eukaryotes as a monophyletic groupD) subdivides the prokaryotes into two different domains

In the three-domain system,

A) separate plants, animals, and fungi into domainsB) subdivides the eukaryotes into two different domainsC) no longer recognizes eukaryotes as a monophyletic groupD) subdivides the prokaryotes into two different domains