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evablogger [386]
3 years ago
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En este dominio existen gran variedad de procariotas, con diversidad morfológica y fisiológicas, en este están todas

Biology
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egoroff_w [7]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

c) Archaea

Explanation:

Los dominios biológicos son los taxones de más alto nivel, por encima de los reinos y abarcando todos los taxones, caracterizándolos de la manera más generalizada posible, dentro de la clasificación científica. Hay tres tipos de dominios llamados Archaea, Bacteria y Eukarya. Entre ellos, el dominio conocido como Archaea es el que engloba a los organismos procarióticos, unicelulares y patógenos, es decir, capaces de provocar enfermedades en el ser humano.

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