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(C) The three-domain system was proposed by Carl Woese in $1990$. This system divides all living organisms into three domains based on differences in

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Archaea,Bacteria,and Eukarya

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(C) The three-domain system was proposed by Carl Woese in $1990$. This system divides all living organisms into three domains based on differences in $16S$ ribosomal $RNA$ $(rRNA)$ sequences. The three domains are: $1$. $Archaea$: Includes prokaryotic organisms that are often extremophiles. $2$. $Bacteria$: Includes true bacteria (prokaryotes). $3$. $Eukarya$: Includes all eukaryotic organisms (Protists,Fungi,Plants,and Animals).

Column-$I$	Column-$II$
$(A)$ Father of Phycology	$(p)$ Ivanovsky
$(B)$ Discovery of Lichen	$(q)$ Prof. Shiv Ram Kashyap
$(C)$ Discovery of Virus	$(r)$ Prof. Iyengar
$(D)$ Father of Bryology	$(s)$ Rothmaler
	$(t)$ Tulasne

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,into which domains are prokaryotic and eukaryotic organisms divided?

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Match the following columns:
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$(A)$ Protista $(i)$ Blue-green algae
$(B)$ Fungi $(ii)$ Euglenoids
$(C)$ Plantae $(iii)$ Molds
$(D)$ Animalia $(iv)$ Conifers

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