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Organisms whose cells lack a true, membrane-bound nucleus are called:

A prokaryotes
B eukaryotes
C fungi
D green plants

Correct answer: A. prokaryotes

Explanation: Prokaryotes (like bacteria) have no membrane-bound nucleus.

Concept context

Whittaker's five kingdom system covering Monera, Protista, Fungi, plus viruses, viroids, and lichens. A foundational NEET chapter on how living organisms are grouped.

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Organisms whose cells lack a true, membrane-bound nucleus are called:

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