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Match the following:
| Kingdom | Example |
| i. Monera | a. Riccia |
| ii. Protista | b. Cyanobacteria |
| iii. Plantae | c. Rhizopus |
| iv. Fungi | d. Diatoms |
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Solution
| Kingdom | Example |
| i. Monera | b. Cyanobacteria |
| ii. Protista | d. Diatoms |
| iii. Plantae | a. Riccia |
| iv. Fungi | c. Rhizopus |
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