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(D) The three-domain system,proposed by $Carl$ $Woese$,divides all living organisms into three domains: $1$. Domain $Bacteria$: Includes all true prok

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(D) The three-domain system,proposed by $Carl$ $Woese$,divides all living organisms into three domains: $1$. Domain $Bacteria$: Includes all true prokaryotic bacteria. $2$. Domain $Archaea$: Includes prokaryotic organisms that live in extreme environments. $3$. Domain $Eukarya$: Includes all eukaryotic organisms (protists,fungi,plants,and animals). Therefore,prokaryotes are divided into $Bacteria$ and $Archaea$,while eukaryotes are placed in $Eukarya$. Thus,all the given options are correct as they represent the three domains of life.

Column-$I$	Column-$II$
$(i)$ Chrysophyta	$(a)$ Fungi
$(ii)$ Gonyaulax	$(b)$ Diatom
$(iii)$ Penicillium	$(c)$ Plasmodium
$(iv)$ Slime mould	$(d)$ Dinoflagellate

Column-$I$	Column-$II$
$A$. Protista	$i$. Blue-green algae
$B$. Fungi	$ii$. Euglenoids
$C$. Plantae	$iii$. Molds
$D$. Animalia	$iv$. Conifers

In the three-domain system of classification,how are prokaryotic and eukaryotic organisms divided into domains?

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Match the Column-$I$ and Column-$II$:
Column-$I$ Column-$II$
$(i)$ Chrysophyta $(a)$ Fungi
$(ii)$ Gonyaulax $(b)$ Diatom
$(iii)$ Penicillium $(c)$ Plasmodium
$(iv)$ Slime mould $(d)$ Dinoflagellate

Match the following columns:

Column-$I$ Column-$II$

$A$. Protista $i$. Blue-green algae

$B$. Fungi $ii$. Euglenoids

$C$. Plantae $iii$. Molds

$D$. Animalia $iv$. Conifers

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