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Does Eukaryotes, fungi,both, or none. Have a membrane-bound nucleus ?
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Does Eukaryotes, fungi,both, or none. Have a membrane-bound nucleus ?

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Both eukaryotes and fungi have a membrane-bound nucleus.
This is the reason why fungi are sometimes classified as eukaryotes. This means that their nucleus is protected by a thick layer of membrane.
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