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If a cell did not have these parts, it might have difficulty moving around. a. cilia and flagella b. ribosomes and nucleus c. cilia and cytoskeleton d. mitochondria and cytoplasm
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If a cell did not have these parts, it might have difficulty moving around.
a. cilia and flagella
b. ribosomes and nucleus
c. cilia and cytoskeleton
d. mitochondria and cytoplasm
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cilia for Plant cell
and
flagella for animal cell
in order for them to move smoothly.
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That would be A. cilia are little hair-like things on cells that help the cell tell where it is (kinda like little nerves, almost.) and the flagella are long strings that are used to propel a cell forward (kinda like a motor boat).
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