How do flagellates move? a. pseudopods b. cilia c. flagella d. feet

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How do flagellates move?
a. pseudopods
b. cilia
c. flagella
d. feet

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Flagellates use their flagella, which are like tails, to propel themselves. They move it like a whip to change direction or go forward.

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