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Kingdom Monera    Kingdom Protista        $(1)$ Cell wall is composed of peptidoglycan (in bacteria).    $(1)$ Cell wall,if present,is composed

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Kingdom Monera    Kingdom Protista        $(1)$ Cell wall is composed of peptidoglycan (in bacteria).    $(1)$ Cell wall,if present,is composed of cellulose or other materials.        $(2)$ Respiratory enzymes are associated with the plasma membrane.    $(2)$ Respiratory enzymes are located within mitochondria.        $(3)$ Ribosomes are of the $70S$ type.    $(3)$ Ribosomes are of the $80S$ type (cytoplasmic).        $(4)$ Organisms are prokaryotic with naked circular $DNA$.    $(4)$ Organisms are eukaryotic with linear $DNA$ enclosed in a nucleus.        $(5)$ Extrachromosomal $DNA$ is present as plasmids.    $(5)$ Extrachromosomal $DNA$ is present in organelles like mitochondria and chloroplasts.

Column-$I$ (Scientists)	Column-$II$ (Discovery)
$A$. Ernst Mayr	$I$. Discovered Viroids
$B$. Whittaker	$II$. Gave the name virus
$C$. Ivanowsky	$III$. Proposed five kingdom classification
$D$. Diener	$IV$. Evolutionary biology

Differentiate between Kingdom Monera and Kingdom Protista.

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Kingdom Monera	Kingdom Protista
$(1)$ Cell wall is composed of peptidoglycan (in bacteria).	$(1)$ Cell wall,if present,is composed of cellulose or other materials.
$(2)$ Respiratory enzymes are associated with the plasma membrane.	$(2)$ Respiratory enzymes are located within mitochondria.
$(3)$ Ribosomes are of the $70S$ type.	$(3)$ Ribosomes are of the $80S$ type (cytoplasmic).
$(4)$ Organisms are prokaryotic with naked circular $DNA$.	$(4)$ Organisms are eukaryotic with linear $DNA$ enclosed in a nucleus.
$(5)$ Extrachromosomal $DNA$ is present as plasmids.	$(5)$ Extrachromosomal $DNA$ is present in organelles like mitochondria and chloroplasts.