One of the Basic Problems with Copeland's Four-Kingdom System Was

question 22

Multiple Choice

One of the basic problems with Copeland's four-kingdom system was

• A) it did not classify fungi.
• B) it placed all single-celled organisms in one kingdom.
• C) it did not consider algae protists.
• D) basic differences in the mode of nutrition existed within his Kingdom Protoctista.
• E) it did not distinguish organisms with prokaryotic cells from those with eukaryotic cells.

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