Discovery of a New Kingdom of Life Without DNADNALESS
Life Kingdom

James T Struck

Opinion Article

Discovery of a New Kingdom of Life Without DNADNALESS Life Kingdom

James T Struck*

BA, BS, AA, MLIS, A French American Museum of Chicago, Dinosaurs Trees Religion and Galaxies, NASA, PO BOX 61 Evanston IL 60204, USA

Corresponding Author

Received Date:June 24, 2023; Published Date:July 05, 2023

Introduction

For some time, kingdoms of life have included Monera, Plants, Animals, Fungi, Protists, Archaea. Here I am suggesting the inclusion of a new kingdom of life without DNA.

Discussion

For Kingdoms of Life, we have had the Plants, Animals, Fungus, Protists, Monera and Archaea since 1977. Possibly we should have a new kingdom of life without DNA. This DNA less Kingdom would include.
• Red Blood cells
• Platelets
• Viroid’s

To be accurate describing life kingdoms, we have had the prokaryotes and eukaryotes for some time to describe life without a nucleus and with a nucleus. We have still had not had a biological scientists suggest the addition of life without DNA. Here I am suggesting we add a new Kingdom of Life to include life without DNA like the red blood cell, platelets and Viroid’s.

Suggestion- New Life Kingdom DNA Less Life Carl Linnaeus developed the binomial nomenclature classification system around 1700 with a genus and a species name.
The Kingdoms of life would change to 7 or 8 Life kingdoms.
We could have a new group of organisms to study.
We could see DNA less life in the Universe.

Conclusion

DNA less life is argued for as a new Kingdom of Life. Carl Linnaeus a Swedish scientist born in 1707 was associated with some of the classification of life. [1] Here we argue for the addition to the Kingdoms of Life of the DNA Less Life Kingdom.