In what ways are members of the monera similar to members of the protoctista?
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both members of monera and protoctista(protista) are unicellular....
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The similarity between the class monera and Protoctista is that both of them are single celled organisms.
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The monera are a group of unicellular organisms that are termed as prokaryotes whereas the Protoctista are unicellular eukaryotes.
Though they are unicellular they are termed under 2 different banners because the organisms belonging to the Protista, contain a well-defined nucleus and cell organelles whereas organisms belonging to Protista do not have a well-defined nucleus and membrane bound organelles.
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