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Taxonomy

One hypothesis of eukaryote relationships
Eukaryotes
2200 mya

One view of the great kingdoms and their stem groups.[1][2][3][4] The Metamonada are hard to place, being sister possibly to Discoba, possibly to Malawimonada.[4]


Chordata edit

Opisthokonts edit

See also:

Phylogeny of the Dikarya and upper-level taxa in Kingdom Fungi.
















Chromalveolata edit

Others edit

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