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Early ideas on the classification of life recognized all organisms as belonging to one of two fundamental lineages−prokaryotes or eukaryotes. Is this view compatible with either…

Early ideas on the classification of life recognized all organisms as belonging to one of two fundamental lineages−prokaryotes or eukaryotes. Is this view compatible with either…
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Early ideas on the classification of life recognized all organisms as belonging to one of two fundamental lineages−prokaryotes or eukaryotes. Is this view compatible with either of the hypotheses illustrated above? Explain.

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No, because each hypothesis presents prokaryotes as two separate groups.

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