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explain term monera and protista

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Answered by studyqueen6

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[tex]\huge\pink{Monera}[/Tex]

» it is a kingdom in which all bacteria are categorized

» unicellular prokaryotic bacteria

[tex]\huge\pink{Protista}[/Tex]

» all unicellular eukaryotic protest are categorized

» unicellular eukaryotes

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