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When classifying organisms into the six kingdoms, a researcher can categorize species into eubacteria (true bacteria),
archaebacteria (extremophiles), protists, fungi, plants, or animals. The researcher has a single-celled organism that is found to have
a true nucleus. When comparing the groups based on their characteristics, into which group(s) could the single-celled organism
with a nucleus be categorized?
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A)
Animals only
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B)
Protists only
Fungi or protist
D)
True bacteria only

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The single-celled organism with a nucleus can be categorized into FUNGI OR PROTIST

  • Living organisms has been classified into six kingdoms namely: Animalia, Plantae, Fungi, Protista, Monera and Archaebacteria.

  • Among these kingdoms, kingdoms Animalia, Plantae, Fungi, and Protista are all EUKARYOTIC. This means that they possess a true nucleus in their cells.

  • However, characteristically, among the eukaryotic kingdoms we have, only kingdoms FUNGI and PROTISA contain members that are single-celled.

Hence, a single-celled organism with a nucleus can be categorized into FUNGI OR PROTIST

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