What is the difference between a domain and a kingdom? Group of answer choices

A domain is a more broad level of organization than a kingdom.

Domains came long before kingdoms were used in classification.

There are more domains than there are kingdoms.

Kingdoms contain only animals, but domains include all living things.

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