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Many protozoa have tiny hair-like structures that beat back and forth to aid a protozoa's movement. What are these hair-like structures called?

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The correct answer is Cilia

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The correct answer for the given question above would be Cilia. Cilia are hairlike structures which are present in protozoa that beat back and forth to aid a protozoa's movement. These protozoa that have cilia are called ciliates. The cilia allow them to propel through the water. 
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