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You find a species that appears to be unicellular. It appears to be non-motile and after further examination you find it does not have the ability to perform photosynthesis. Under a microscope you find
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You find a species that appears to be unicellular. It appears to be non-motile and after further

examination you find it does not have the ability to perform photosynthesis. Under a microscope you find that the cell has a nucleus. Which kingdom(s)
would this organism be classified as?

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Fungi kingdom(in this case it has to be unicellular) or kingdom Protista
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