The Living Being Kingdoms

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On the 60's, Herbert Copeland proposed a 4 kingdom's classification for all living things: Monera, Protista, Metaphyta and Metazoa. On 1969, Robert H. Whitaker suggested a new classification, which, after contributions of Lynn Margulis, Carl Woese and Peter Raven, comprehend the following kingdoms: Monera, Protista, Fungi, Plantæ and Animalia. On Copeland classification, consider ${A}$ as the set of Monera, ${B}$ the set of Protista, ${C}$ of Metaphyta and ${D}$ of Metazoa living beings. Denoting by ${\textit{F}}$ the set of all Fungi living beings, according to Whitaker's classification, in relation to the kingdoms of Copeland classification, we have that:

{F}\subset(\large{B}\cap\large{C})

{F}\subset\large{C}

{F}\subset(\large{A}\cup\large{D})

{F}\subset\large{B}

{F}\subset(\large{C}\cap\large{D})

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