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although amoeba and bacteria are unicellular organisms, they belong to two different kingdoms. what is the reason for this

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Answered by nikhil4314

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Amoeba is a unicellular organism with a nucleus. But, bacteria is a unicellular organisk without a nucleus that is why they belong to different kingdoms.

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although amoeba and bacteria are unicellular organisms, they belong to two different kingdoms. what is the reason for this​

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although amoeba and bacteria are unicellular organisms, they belong to two different kingdoms. what is the reason for this