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Domain Eukarya consists of the most kingdoms of the three domains.
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∙ 11y agoKingdom Bacteria.
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∙ 13y agoEukaryo! :)
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What single characteristic separates kingdoms archebacteria and eubacteria from all the other kingdom?
One difference is the properties of the organismsin the domains...Organismsfrom Domains Bacteria and Archaea are Prokaryotes, which are single-celled microorganisms lacking nuclei and some organelles.Organisms from Domain Eukarya are Eukaryotes (Hence the name), which are organisms (can be unicellular or multicellular) that have a nucleus and organelles.Another distinction is the number of kingdoms there are in each domain...Domains Archaea and Bacteria have only one kingdom each... under Domain Archaea is Kingdom Archaebacteriaand under Domain Bacteria is Kingdom Eubacteria.Domain Eukarya is separated into 4 kingdoms: Protista, Fungi, Plantae and Animalia... each kingdom with their own distinct characteristics.
What is a name for a person who classifies things into kingdoms?
The King.
Name a function where each domain element is mapped to the same range element?
What is a function where each domain element is mapped to the same range element.
Name the second smallest group in kingdoms?
The second smallest group in the animal kingdom is the genus
What is the definition of domain name?
What is a domain name? Loosely speaking a web domain is a means of identifying or addressing a particular device on a network. More importantly, a domain name can be used as a means of identifying a brand or ownership of a particular website or resource on the internet. No-one ever really 'owns' a domain, but registering one gives you the exclusive right to its use for the period you have registered it for. Saying someone is the 'domain owner' is usually more readily understood than calling them the 'domain registrant' which is more correct. As all domain names are unique, having your own domain name means that you can easily tell people how to find your own piece of the internet pie and at the same time allow them access to it. Simply type in your domain name into a web browser and your website should appear to be viewed. Domain names can be 'owned' by an individual or company for a particular period of time depending on how many years the person or company has registered it for. Should the domain name registration not be renewed, then its registration lapses and the domain name becomes available for someone else to register it and 'own' it and put it to their own use. So really then, what is a domain name? All websites and servers on the internet actually have an internet protocol address or IP address so that they can be found. This is in the form of 4 groups of numbers nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn (for IPv4 addresses). The trouble is, as humans, these IP addresses are reasonably hard to remember and can easily be mIstyPPed or forgotten. What if there was an easier way to remember these IP addresses? That is where the domain name comes in. As every domain name is unique and every IP address is unique to a device or server on the internet, we can easily point a domain name to an IP address, so you no longer have to remember the IP address, just the domain name. Better yet, say you move your website from one web server with an IP address to a different web server with a different IP address? No, problem, just point your domain name to the new IP address, and your website at its new location can be found instantly using the same domain name. What is a domain name made up of? A domain name is made up of various levels and you tend to read them going right to left (and not left to right as you normally would). Take for instance www.mydomain.com ... the 'com' part is the top or first level part and consists of 'com', 'net', org', 'gov', 'info' etc or other country identifiers like 'UK' or 'nz'. You would think that these top level ones for countries would be pretty stable wouldn't you, but they are not. Certain countries break into 2 or more countries (eg. 'Czechoslovakia' into 'Czech Republic' and 'Slovakia') and so that neither has the original top level domain advantage, the original gets retired and taken out of use for a period of 50 years. You can also get creative by using a top level identifier for something other than what it was intended for. Even though '.de' is the top level domain qualifier for German websites, if you registered 'tra.de' you could form the word 'trade' in English which is a clever way to get a memorable and short domain name. The next part of the domain name is the second level and third level which are the ones that you can be imaginative and make up something yourself to register. Not all second level domain names can be registered as they are dependent on the country (like '.co.UK' or '.co.nz'), but for others as in the example above 'mydomain.com' you can register it (if available). Should you register yourself a domain name? Why not? Domain names are going fast, they are very affordable and easy to register, and even though you may not have a need for one today, you may like to have the peace of mind that one day in the future when you may need one, you already have a good one tucked away. Good domain names are also worth a bit of money, so if you can register a 'good' one, perhaps it will be worth holding onto it for an investment! So what is a domain name? It is all of the above and more .
Does a domain name contains a master domain?
The master domain name is top level domain name. The Domain Master Browser is necessary on a routed TCP/IP network, that is, when a Windows domain spans more than one TCP/IP network.............
What are the four elements of the domain name system?
IP addresses, DNS database, Name Servers, and the Domain Name Space.
What contains host records for a domain?
a name server would hold the records for any given domain
What are the four elements of Domain Name System (DNS)?
IP addresses, DNS database, Name Servers, and the Domain Name Space.
What is an example of domain?
There are several examples of domains... Domain Bacteria Domain Archaea Domain Eukarya which consists of different kingdoms: Protists Plantae Fungi Animalia
What is the kingdom name for bacteria?
In America, Bacteria are considered to be one of the 5 kingdoms. It is also a domain, along with Archaea and Eukaryota.
How do you get the URL domain name in PHP?
Using the $_SERVER superglobal array you can get the HTTP_HOST key which contains your domain, like so: $_SERVER["HTTP_HOST"]
What is local domain name?
A local domain name is one that contains a combination of your brand and/or niche keywords plus the city/area and state where your business resides. When the new gTLDs become available shortly, you will also be able to acquire domain names containing the initials of your state as the domain extension. Using a local domain name can help your website to rank better in local search.
What does the hostname utility do?
A Hostname is a unique Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN) which contains a domain and a computer name for the purpose of identifying each computer that is used in the internet. It could be one or a group of labels which helps in identifying a computer in the domain name system(DNS) hierarchy. Hope this helps.
What domain does a chick belong to?
"Chick" is simply a general name for the young of most bird species. All birds belong to the taxonomic domain of Eukarya.Eukarya covers all organisms in the Kingdom Animalia, as well as the Kingdoms Plantae, Fungi and Protista.
Who is the registrant of a domain name and Who is the registrar of a domain name?
A domain registrant is the person who owns the domain name or requires a domain name for his/her business. A domain registrar is the organization that helps you find the appropriate domain name for your business.Example:DomainIndia (www.register-domainname.in) is the domain registrar that organization provides domain names registration and web hosting in India. Adolfina is the domain registrant who requires a domain name.
What is local name?
A local domain name is one that contains a combination of your brand and/or niche keywords plus the city/area and state where your business resides. When the new gTLDs become available shortly, you will also be able to acquire domain names containing the initials of your state as the domain extension. Using a local domain name can help your website to rank better in local search.
