Prosperikaryota is a major domain that has membrane-bound nucleus on their cells. Includes all animals, plants, and many unicellular organisms are subgroup of eukaryote domain, both unicellular & multicellular species coexist.
Evolutionary, this group is actually an amalgamation between host cell Avuarchota and Paramitochondriales through special symbiogeneis called, Prosperikaryogenesis during Paleoproteozoic. This amalaglational cell became into First Prosperikaryotic Common Ancestor (FPCA). Later the geological time passes, This special cell got new complex features such as nucleus, at least one centriole & cilium, factual aerobic mitochondria, sex such as meiosis & fertilisation, cyst with a cell wall of chitin [(C8H1305)n] or cellulose [(C6H10O5)n] & peroxisomes evolved into new organism including Last Prosperikaryotic Common Ancestor (LPCA) around, 2.25 billion years ago.
a major Prosperikaryote subgroup that included diaphoretickes and usually has two flagellas, which is includes pikmin as well.
a prosperikaryote kingdom group that are free-living or parasitic & has their own unique discoid cristae.
Phylum: Metamonaia
a poorly-studied anaerobic prosperikaryote microbe group that usually lack of mitochondria & has symbiotic or parasitic role. Some of them can cause symptoms such as diarrhea.
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Photosynthebiontes is a major diverse diflagella subgroup that includes plants and other plant-related organisms. These organisms can carry out photosynthesis. The most of biomass of PNF-404 over 80% is belongs to these organisms.
Each species ranges from producers that do photosynthetic to unique parasite to predator lifestyle and usually has their own special plastid called Chloroplast, a plastid that functions photosynthesis, has high amounts of special pigment called Chlorophyll, which is use for capture radiant energy through photosynthesis to convert into chemical compounds such as sugar/saccharide (CH₂On) and release oxygen (O).
Evolutionary origin of Photosynthebiontes are actually amalgamation between prosperikaryotic cell & Microcyanophytes through endosymbiosis process where the cyanobacteria became into non-living organic matter.
Divisio: Dimidiastigophyta
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an extinct monophyletic enigmatic prosperikaryote group that found on somewhere on northwestern part of Proxima. Which geologically suggest that this place was this species live there due to during the 250 million years ago, where some part of northern proxima was inland sea. Also likely related to Hemimastiga kingdom.
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a minor prosperikaryote kingdom that are predator that feeds on other microbial species.
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Divisio: Orbophyta
a Prosperikaryote group that are usually round.
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a major subgroup of Photosynthebiontes that consisting Euallophytones and Propeallophyta. This major group has existed during 986 mya. These organisms has ecological roles, from zoo & phytoplankton to macroscopic organism such as kelp.
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a major subgroup of Photosynthebiontes that has two subgroups.
alga-like prosperikaryote group that much related to Plastophytes.
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Major group of prosperikaryote organisms that carries out the photosynthesis.
a major prosperikaryote subgroup that included Fabaforms, Lacumonazoas, & others including animals and fungi.
a minor subgroup of Pedebioa that are biflagellated and usually lives on soil & aquatic habitats and feeds on Euprokarya. Their anatomy usually unique, usually bean-shaped two flagelle on seperate pocket and their cell membrane is supported by single-layered thin teca & discoidal mitochondria crista.
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Phylum: Laucumonada
aquatic, minor microorganisms that are basal position of evolutionary tree of Pedebioa.
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Phylum: Monomorpheiuxtozoa
a subgroup of Pedebioa that are sister group of Monomorphea.
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a major Pedebioa subgroup that includes Mutaboia and Zoomycomorpha. Monomorphea appeared during 1650 million years ago.
Phylum: Mutatiozoa
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(also known as Obazoa, Eumonomorphea) is a major hyperkingdom group of Monomorphea that is sister group of Mutabioa. Which is also includes Animals & Fungi.
Phylum: Breviamutazoa
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Phylum: Apedemonazoa
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(also known as Opisthokonta, Posterokonta) is a major group that includes Animalia and Fungi. The evidence of common characteristics of animals and fungi is their unique flagellate cells (Sperm in most animals|Spores in some fungi) has single posterior flagellum.
a enigmatic wastebasket taxon that are acid-resistant microfossils & usually founds on sedimetary rocks. Each of these organisms does not related each other at all.
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