Science > Biology > General Biology > Diversity of Living Organisms > Three Domains of Life Prior to 1969 organisms were classified into two kingdoms: the Plant Kingdom and the Animal Kingdom and on the basis of a cell, organisms were classified into two categories Prokaryotae or Monera (which comprised bacteria) and Eukaryotae (which comprised animals, plants, fungi, […]
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Three Domains of Life
- Post author By Hemant More
- Post date November 28, 2019
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- Tags Alpha diversity, Archaebacteria, Basis of classification, Beta diversity, Biodiversity, Biology, Botany, Classical systematics, Classification of animals, Classification of organisms, Classification of plants, Community diversity, Conservation of biodiversity, Delta diversity, Diversity, Domain Archaea, Domain Bacteria, Domain Eukarya, Ecosystem diversity, Epsilon diversity, Eubacteria, Gamma diversity, Genetic diversity, Halophiles, Halophilic Archaebacteria, Indian biodiversity, Mega diversity, Methanogenic Archaebacteria, Methanogens, Modern systematics, New systematics, Old systematics, Phylogeny, Point diversity, Region ofmega diversity, Role of biodiversity, Species Diversity, Systematics, Taxonomy, Thermoacidophiles, Thermoacidophilic Archaebacteria, Three Domains of Life, Zoology
