The three-domain system of classification divides Kingdom Monera into:
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Correct answer: Two domains
The three-domain system (proposed by Carl Woese) divides the prokaryotic Monera into two domains: Archaea and Bacteria, while all eukaryotes form the third domain, Eukarya.
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