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Although they were once classed together, Archaea and Bacteria have now been separated into two different domains. Why was this change necessary?

Although they were once classed together, Archaea and Bacteria have now been separated into two different domains. Why was this change necessary?
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Although they were once classed together, Archaea and Bacteria have now been separated into two different domains. Why was this change necessary?

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Because the two groups replicate their DNA in different ways
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