What is another word for monera?
Pronunciation: [mˈə͡ʊnɹə] (IPA) 
The term "monera" is an outdated classification system for unicellular organisms that lack a nucleus, including bacteria and blue-green algae. This term has been replaced by newer classification systems such as "prokaryotes" or "bacteria." Some synonyms for the term "monera" include "monerans," "monerans bacteria," and "prokaryotic microorganisms." Additionally, some scientists refer to this group of unicellular organisms as "archaebacteria," "eubacteria," or simply "bacteria." Regardless of the terminology used, these organisms play vital roles in numerous ecological, industrial, and health-related processes. As research continues to shed light on these microorganisms, their classification and taxonomy will likely continue to evolve.
