The three domain classification scheme uses
A)order,phylum,class.
B)plants,animals,bacteria.
C)Protista,Prokaryotae,Fungi.
D)Archaea,Bacteria,Eukarya.

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The three domain classification scheme uses Archaea, Bacteria, and Eukarya as the three domains of life. This is because recent studies have shown that Archaea are genetically and metabolically different from Bacteria, and Eukarya are even more distinct. This classification scheme reflects our understanding of the evolutionary history and relationships among these three major groups of organisms. Option A describes the hierarchical classification system used for plants and animals, while Options B and C are incomplete or incorrect.

The Three Domain Classification Scheme Uses