Taxonomy of Commonly Fossilised Invertebrates - Domain of Eukaryota / Eukarya

Domain of Eukaryota / Eukarya

(eukaryotes / eukaryans / all cellular organisms bearing a central, organized nucleus with DNA)

  • comprises most of the species of life which have been documented by biologists and paleontologists as either living or deceased
  • includes a wide variety of single-celled protists, all algae, most plankton, most molds, the green plants, and all animal-related kingdoms
    • but does not include the primal, sub-nuclear, prokaryotic domains of Archaea and Bacteria – nor the enigmatic domain of Viruses

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