Eukarya

... on them :roll: This one is good one All organisms except Bacteria and Archaea (including plants, animals, fungi and protists) are in the domain Eukarya- they are eukaryotes and have eukaryotic cells- In brackets are they Bacteria and Archaea or are not Bacteria and Archaea? It's like saying ...

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how about these? Lecture 4 - All organisms except Bacteria and Archaea (including plants, animals, fungi and protists) are in the domain Eukarya- they are eukaryotes and have eukaryotic cells- In brackets are they Bacteria and Archaea or are not Bacteria and Archaea? - The term ‘karyote’ means ...

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... similarity is any measure of evolutionary relatedness then the divergence in FtsZ and tubulin will place the archea and eubacteria away from eukarya. No doubt there are lot of evidences to support the merger theory but what has not been clearly established is the origin of cytoskeletal elements ...

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... phospholipids for membranes (glycerol-ester lipids) as eubacteria (which is probably from HGT from the endosymbiosis that lead to mitochondria), Eukarya appears to have originated from within the Archaea? In short, is there anything in your model that simplifies it and gives it better explanatory ...

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... I do not remember the conclusion. Anyway, about the number of kingdoms. You can put all into one kingdom and than have lets say three subkingdoms (eukarya, eubacteria, archea) and than divide them into many more clades or you can divide them immediately into 6 kingdoms (as are presented here) a ...

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