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\multicolumn{4}{|c|}{Characteristics of Each Kingdom} \\
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Domain & \multicolumn{1}{|c|}{Kingdom} & \multicolumn{1}{|c|}{Body type} & \multicolumn{1}{c|}{Cell type} \\
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Bacteria & Eubacteria & Unicellular & Prokaryote \\
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Archaea & Archaebacteria & Unicellular & Prokaryote \\
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\multirow{3}{*}{Eukarya} & Protista & Most unicellular & Eukaryote \\
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& Fungi & Both & Eukaryote \\
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& Plantae & Multicellular & Eukaryote \\
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& Animalia & Multicellular & Eukaryote \\
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\end{tabular}

Based on the table, which domains contain only one body type?

A. Fungi and Eukarya
B. Bacteria and Archaea
C. Eukarya and Fungi
D. Plantae and Bacteria



Answer :

To determine which domains contain only one body type based on the table, let's carefully analyze the body type for each domain and kingdom.

1. Bacteria
- Kingdom: Eubacteria
- Body type: Unicellular

2. Archaea
- Kingdom: Archaebacteria
- Body type: Unicellular

3. Eukarya
- Kingdom: Protista
- Body type: Most unicellular
- Kingdom: Fungi
- Body type: Both (unicellular and multicellular)
- Kingdom: Plantae
- Body type: Multicellular
- Kingdom: Animalia
- Body type: Multicellular

Now, we assess which domains have only one body type:

- Bacteria: Unicellular (only one body type)
- Archaea: Unicellular (only one body type)
- Eukarya: Multiple body types across its kingdoms (both unicellular and multicellular)

To summarize:
- Bacteria has only one body type (unicellular).
- Archaea has only one body type (unicellular).
- Eukarya includes kingdoms with unicellular, multicellular, and both body types.

So, the domains that contain only one body type are Bacteria and Archaea. Therefore, the correct answer is:

Bacteria and Archaea