Domesticated outsider taxa
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This article concerns domesticated organisms other than plants and animals, in these senses:

• Actual such organisms living under conditions of domestication
• Species, or larger formal or informal biological categories, that include at least some such domesticated individual organisms

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(The term "outsider taxa" is intended to embrace both

• the two less familiar biological kingdomss that, with plants and animals, complete a biological taxonomic "domain" called eukaryotes, and
• the two other (and also less familiar) tentative "domains" that make up the prokaryotes.)

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Subdivisions of domesticated "outsider" taxa

Domesticated organisms such as those described above are the subjects of each of the following Wikipedia articles:

• Domesticated micro-organisms
  • Laboratory viruses
• Domesticated fungi
  • mushrooms
  • yeast

The original article can be found at: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domesticated_outsider_taxa.
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