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(D) The three-domain classification system was proposed by Carl Woese. It is primarily based on differences in $16S$ $r-RNA$ nucleotide sequences. The

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(D) The three-domain classification system was proposed by Carl Woese. It is primarily based on differences in $16S$ $r-RNA$ nucleotide sequences. The system divides organisms into three domains: $Archaea$,$Bacteria$,and $Eukarya$. The classification also considers biochemical traits such as the lipid composition of the plasma membrane and sensitivity to antibiotics. 'Insensitivity to antibiotics' is not an independent criterion for classification,as it is merely the inverse of sensitivity. Therefore,option $D$ is the correct answer.

Column-$I$	Column-$II$
$(A)$ Monera (Prokaryotic Kingdom)	$(p)$ Mucor
$(B)$ Protista (Primary Aquatic Eukaryotic Kingdom)	$(q)$ Spirulina
$(C)$ Fungi (Multicellular Decomposer Kingdom)	$(r)$ Earthworm
$(D)$ Plantae (Multicellular Producer Kingdom)	$(s)$ Euglena
$(E)$ Animalia (Multicellular Consumer Kingdom)	$(t)$ Fern

The three-domain classification system is $NOT$ based on which of the following?

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