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what is the difference between the way animals are motile and the way that bacteria and protists are motile​
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what is the difference between the way animals are motile and the way that bacteria and protists are motile​

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Protists are an incredibly diverse set of eukaryotes of various sizes, cell structures, metabolisms, and methods of motility.

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