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    Ruggiero et al. classify protists differently than most taxonomists. They split the kingdom Protista into six groups - Protozoa, Chromista, Rhizaria, Excavata, Archaeplastida, and Supergroup SAR - based on genetic analysis rather than morphology. While most taxonomists disagree with this classification, they accept that genetic analysis provides the fundamental basis for classification.

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    Ruggiero et al. classify protists differently than most taxonomists. They split the kingdom Protista into six groups - Protozoa, Chromista, Rhizaria, Excavata, Archaeplastida, and Supergroup SAR - based on genetic analysis rather than morphology. While most taxonomists disagree with this classification, they accept that genetic analysis provides the fundamental basis for classification.

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    Ruggiero et al. classify protists differently than most taxonomists. They split the kingdom Protista into six groups - Protozoa, Chromista, Rhizaria, Excavata, Archaeplastida, and Supergroup SAR - based on genetic analysis rather than morphology. While most taxonomists disagree with this classification, they accept that genetic analysis provides the fundamental basis for classification.

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    Read the corresponding article and answer the following question correctly!

    1. Explain how protozoa and chromista are grouped into different classifications,
    according to Ruggiero?
    2. Why do most taxonomists have a different point of view regarding organism
    classification?
    3. Despite those differences, what classification basis tends to be accepted by most
    taxonomists?
    4. What is the fundamental basis used by Ruggiero et al. in their classification?
    5. The Kingdom Protists is split into several parts by Ruggiero. What are they?

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