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What deficiency was found in the traditional Two-Kingdom classification system?

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Correct answer: It placed fungi and bacteria together with plants

Correct answer: B. The traditional two-kingdom system divided organisms into Plantae and Animalia, but it relied heavily on simple visible features. As a result, organisms with very different cell structures and nutrition were grouped together. Fungi were placed with plants even though fungi lack chlorophyll and obtain food by absorption, whereas green plants generally photosynthesise. Bacteria were also placed with plants, although bacteria are prokaryotic and do not have a true nucleus. A is too vague: simplicity itself is not the specific biological deficiency being tested. C is wrong because animals were included as a separate kingdom. D is wrong because plants were explicitly one of the two kingdoms. Memory cue: the two-kingdom problem was the failure to separate fundamentally different groups, especially fungi and bacteria from plants.

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Two-Kingdom ClassificationClassification DeficiencyFungiBacteriaBiodiversityAnd Classification SystemsBiodiversity And Classification SystemsThe Living WorldBiology

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