Answer:
Eukaryotes
Step-by-step explanation:
Eukaryotes are all animals, plants and fungi. The unicellear protists also have eukaryotic or true cells.
Eukaryotes are any of the single celled or multicellular organisms whose cells have at least one distinct nucleus. The cells are enclosed within a membrane.
Eukaryotes are an advancement over the prokaryotes whose cells are quite primitive in nature. Prokaryotes are a group of organisms characterised by absence of membrane bound organelles and a true nucleus.
Examples of prokaryotes are the archae and the bacteria.