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Cells walls are absent from euglenoids T or F?
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Cells walls are absent from euglenoids
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False, but they do have a thick outer layer called the pellicle that is composed of protien that gives them strength and flexibility. ;)
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it is trueeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

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