The single-celled organism with a nucleus can be categorized into FUNGI OR PROTIST
- Living organisms has been classified into six kingdoms namely: Animalia, Plantae, Fungi, Protista, Monera and Archaebacteria.
- Among these kingdoms, kingdoms Animalia, Plantae, Fungi, and Protista are all EUKARYOTIC. This means that they possess a true nucleus in their cells.
- However, characteristically, among the eukaryotic kingdoms we have, only kingdoms FUNGI and PROTISA contain members that are single-celled.
Hence, a single-celled organism with a nucleus can be categorized into FUNGI OR PROTIST
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Because of the fact that female mammals have chromosomes from both parents (from the father and from the mother) and all cells have the same inactivated X chromosome female mammals are considered to be mosaic <span>of the maternal and paternal cells.</span>
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