Biology, 25.05.2021 14:00 hamadehassan
Scientists now classify all living things into 6 kingdoms. Which of the following groups of organisms is classified into the greatest number of kingdoms?
A. multicellular animals that are larger than humans
B. humans and other multicellular organisms that are about the same size as humans
C. plants and animals that are smaller than humans but still visible
D. organisms that are microscopically small and each made of a single cell
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