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What do flagella and cilia have in common
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What do flagella and cilia have in common
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Flagella and
cilia
have the exact same structures and functions, and the names merely indicate how many are present on a given cell. When found singly or in a pair, these cell protrusions are called
flagella
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they allow the prokaryotic cell to move, but cilia also have the ability to create conjugation tubes for reproduction.
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