A high-speed cell chase down Chemotaxis Street ended with an escaped suspect! The responding police officer could not catch the cell because the cell had a long whip-like tail that allowed it to move quickly.

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Martin Reichl asked Apr 5, 2023

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A high-speed cell chase down Chemotaxis Street ended with an escaped suspect! The responding police officer could not catch the cell because the cell had a long whip-like tail that allowed it to move quickly. Which organism is the most likely suspect?

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Paramecium

Amoeba

Pseudopod

Euglena

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D. Euglena

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Euglena organisms have flagellum.

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