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What kingdom would an organism be in if it was unicellular and contained no nucleus

What kingdom would an organism be in if it was unicellular and contained no nucleus
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What kingdom would an organism be in if it was unicellular and contained no nucleus

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Kingdom Monera, organisms in this Kingdom are prokaryotes, they don't have a nuclear envelope, thus they have a nucleoid.

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