Kingdom fungi is most closely related to what other kingdom? what characteristic do protozoa and fungi share? what is a common feature of all protists? what is one component of a cell that distinguishes all three domains from each other

Explanation:

The fungi kingdom is one of the groups in which biology classifies known life forms. It is made up of more than 144,000 different species of fungi, including yeasts, molds and mushrooms, and that share fundamental characteristics such as immobility, heterotrophic feeding and certain cellular structures.

Fungi exist throughout the world and in different habitats, appearing in different forms and presentations: the traditional idea we have of them is the mushroom, with an elongated cap and white body, but that is just one of the many known species Within the fungi kingdom.

Of all the fungi that inhabit our planet, only 5% has been studied and classified, and it is estimated that there are about 1.5 million species still unknown. This is partly due to the fact that formerly mushrooms were classified as a type of plant, until in the 19th century they began to be distinguished as a separate biological kingdom.

The science that specializes in the members of the fungi kingdom is called mycology.