| In fact, archea have more in common with eukarya than bacteria, suggesting that the ancestral eukaryotic cell was an archeon. |
|
| The eukarya are characterised by having their genetic material isolated in a membrane-bound nucleus. |
|
| Once multi-cellular eukarya developed, the increased scope for mutation drove an explosion in the diversity of eukarya about 600 million years ago. |
|
| This would have been the moment when the family tree of the bacteria, archaea and eukarya began. |
|
| Since Spo11 is present throughout eukarya, we plan to apply this method to study meiotic homologous recombination in other species too. |
|
| The tree derived by analyzing the versions of this gene found in many different species showed an orderly branching into the three primal kingdoms of life known as the bacteria, the archaea and the eukarya. |
|
| This is a moment in evolution, the origin of a new kingdom: the Synthetica, as artist Daisy Ginsberg has suggested we call it, supplementing nature's bacteria, eukarya, and archaea. |
|
| From volcanic origins of chemoautotrophic life to Bacteria, Archaea, and Eukarya. |
|
| The three domains include diverse life forms such as the Eukarya as well as Bacteria and Archaea. |
|
