Question

what are protista and Monera?How can they be identified?
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Answer 1

• Monera is a unicellular organism having a prokaryotic cellular structure. Cell wall is present but not well developed. They have autotrophic or heterotrophic mode of nutrition
• Protista is a unicellular organism though possess eukaryotic cellular organization. In protista, a well-developed cell wall is present. They have a holozoic, parasitic or photosynthetic mode of nutrition.
• They can be identified by looking at their nucleus as monerans do not possess a true nucleus whereas protists have their own nuclei, bounded with the nuclear membrane.

Answer 2

MONERA

1. monera are prokaryotic unicellular organisms.
2. In monerans , mostly bacteria are the members of this kingdom.
3. example:- mycoplasma, etc.

PROTISTA

1. protista are eukaryotic unicellular organism .
2. in protista, slime moulds, dinoflagellates, euglenoids, protozoans.
3. example:- euglena, amoeba,