Question

3)Why two kingdom classification
was not Justined (state with 3 eg
euglena Bacteria algae)​

Answer 1

The problems in the two kingdom classification can be described as follows:

Explanation:

• The two kingdom classification differentiated organisms only on the basis of plants or animals. However, organisms such as bacteria, euglena and algae had some characteristics which were entirely different from the plants and animals.

• The organisms such as euglena, bacteria, algae had characteristics similar to both plants and animals so it became difficult to decide that in which group they shall be placed.