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How are the protists with flagella similar to the protists with cilia?

They both are able to move food particles toward themselves.

They both get all their food by hunting other unicellular organisms.

They both produce spores in order to reproduce.

They both can live in or out of moist environments.

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The protists with flagella; move by beating their long whip like structures called flagella. They can have one or more flagella that help them move. Many of these type of protists live in the bodies of other organisms.
On the other hand, protists with cilia; move by beating these tiny hair-like structures (cilia). The cilia act as tiny oars that allows the protist to move through its watery environment. The cilia also help the protists capture food particles. Therefore; both are able to move food particles towards themselves using the respective structures.
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