What domain are viruses classified under?

Answer 1

None

I don't think that viruses are living things, as they cannot reproduce on their own, which therefore eliminates them from being a living thing. They are just #"DNA"# and #"RNA"# shielded by a protein coat, called caspid.

So, viruses do not have a domain and do not belong to one.

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Answer 2

Elias Aboujaoude

None

They should make a 4th domain for Viruses, but as of now Viruses are considered non-living as they lack membrane bound organelles and cannot reproduce on their own. The three domains are: Archaea, Bacteria, Eukarya

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Answer 3

Madeline Andrews

The domain Viruses is used to classify viruses.

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