Questions|System Of Classification|Larolus Lennaeus (1735)|ERNST Haeckel (1866)|Copeland (1938)|Robert H. Whittaer (1969)|Questions|Euglenoids|Questions

Biological Classification|Need For Classification|Types Of Biological Classification|Aristotle Classification|Natural System|Phylogenetic Systems|System Of Classification|Carolus Linnaeus (1735)|Ernst Haeckel (1894)|Copeland|Robert H. Whittaker (1969)|Carl Woese (1977)|Three Domains Of Life|OMR

System Of Classification|Drawbacks|Carolus Linnaeus (1735)|Drawbacks|Ernst Haeckel (1894)|Drawbacks|Copeland|Robert H. Whittaker (1969)|Carl Woese (1977)

Biological Classification|Aristotle Classification|Types Of Biological Classification|System Of Classification|System Of Classification|ERNST HAECKEL|Robert H.Whittaker (1969)|Carl Woese (1990)|OMR

True or False type questions : (i) Two-kingdom classification is the oldest and was proposed by Robert H. Whittaker in 1969. (ii) Euglena is a unicellular organism which has both animal and plant features. (iii) Bacteria and fungi are called decomposers or reducers. (iv) Liverworts and masses belong to the kingdom plantae. (v) Genetic material in eukaryotes is circular, double-stranded, helical DNA, not enclosed by a nuclear envelope. (vi) Blue-green algae (cyanobacteria) are the photosynthetic monerans.