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- proper noun A taxonomic
domain , consisting of allorganisms whosecells have anucleus
Etymologies
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Examples
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If you are looking for a though Eukaryota you have Tardigrades.
Let’s Go Screw Up Some Other Planets! cjohnson 2006
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Archaea are much as the Eukaryota excepting the various organelles.
Let’s Go Screw Up Some Other Planets! cjohnson 2006
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Secondly, since cyanobacteria comprise just a branch of the Domain Bacteria, their existence in meteoritic material means that the three domains of life Bacteria, Archaea and Eukaryota evolved and separated prior to their colonization of Earth...
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Thus, we postulated lateral transfer of parasite DNA to the host genome The protozoa (Eukaryota, Excavata, Euglenozoa) of the Order Kinetoplastida include
PLoS ONE Alerts: New Articles Mariana M. Hecht et al. 2010
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Thus, we postulated lateral transfer of parasite DNA to the host genome The protozoa (Eukaryota, Excavata, Euglenozoa) of the Order Kinetoplastida include
PLoS ONE Alerts: New Articles Mariana M. Hecht et al. 2010
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I’m not formally educated in biology either, so this may be a very stupid question, but even if we rule out a more recent LUCA, such as a unifier between Archea, Bacteria, and Eukaryota, wouldn’t we still have a LUCA somewhere farther back, even if it was the first true DNA-based life form?
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The majority of reads were either not assigned to any taxon (33. 04% unknown) or classified very poorly (e.g. 24. 19% were classified only as belonging to the Eukaryota
PLoS ONE Alerts: New Articles Ceiridwen J. Edwards et al. 2010
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