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- Promethearchaeota is the sole phylum of the kingdom Promethearchaeati, the kingdom from which the eukaryotes emerged. The phylum has one valid class:...
- within the archaeal kingdom Promethearchaeati and its sole phylum Promethearchaeota. This implies that there are only two domains of life, Bacteria and...
- classification over the three-domain system. The kingdom contains one phylum Promethearchaeota, and it contains one class Promethearchaeia. After including the kingdom...
- kingdoms of archaea: Methanobacteriota Microcaldota Nanobdellota Promethearchaeota Thermoproteota The following phyla have been proposed, but have not...
- as belonging to the unranked taxon Heimdallarchaeia of the phylum Promethearchaeota. The last eukaryotic common ancestor (LECA) is the hypothetical last...
- Promethearchaeota "Asgardarchaeia" "Asgardarchaeales" "Atabeyarchaeia" "Atabeyarchaeales" "Baldrarchaeia" "Balderarchaeales" "Freyarchaeia" "Freyarchaeales"...
- classification Domain: Archaea Kingdom: Promethearchaeati Phylum: Promethearchaeota Imachi et al. 2024 class: "Ca. Heimdallarchaeia" Order: "Ca. Heimdallarchaeales"...
- Promethearchaeota "Asgardarchaeia" "Asgardarchaeales" "Atabeyarchaeia" "Atabeyarchaeales" "Baldrarchaeia" "Balderarchaeales" "Freyarchaeia" "Freyarchaeales"...
- Promethearchaeati Promethearchaeota Thermoproteati Thermoproteota...
- Promethearchaeota "Asgardarchaeia" "Asgardarchaeales" "Atabeyarchaeia" "Atabeyarchaeales" "Baldrarchaeia" "Balderarchaeales" "Freyarchaeia" "Freyarchaeales"...