Domain Eukarya includes ______.Multiple choice question.bacteria and multicellular eukaryotesall organisms with prokaryotic cellsall organisms with eukaryotic cellsarchaea and single-celled eukaryotes
Question
Domain Eukarya includes ______.Multiple choice question.bacteria and multicellular eukaryotesall organisms with prokaryotic cellsall organisms with eukaryotic cellsarchaea and single-celled eukaryotes
Solution
The correct answer is "all organisms with eukaryotic cells".
Here's why:
The domain Eukarya includes all organisms that have cells with a nucleus. This includes all multicellular organisms such as animals, plants, and fungi, as well as some single-celled organisms.
Bacteria and archaea are not included in this domain because they are prokaryotes, which means their cells do not have a nucleus. Therefore, the options "bacteria and multicellular eukaryotes" and "archaea and single-celled eukaryotes" are incorrect.
The option "all organisms with prokaryotic cells" is also incorrect because prokaryotic cells are characteristic of bacteria and archaea, not eukaryotes.
So, the only correct answer is "all organisms with eukaryotic cells".
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