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HELP FAST PLEASE HELPPP This is a unicellular protist called euglena. It lives in the water and swims around using the long flagella you see on one end. What do you, a complex multicellular human, have
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This is a unicellular protist called euglena. It lives in the water and swims around using the long flagella you see on one end. What do you, a complex multicellular human, have in common with the euglena?


They both can move.


Our cells are exactly the same.


Human cells move around using flagella.


The cells of multi cellular organisms must be in water also.

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They both can move. Yea we do it is a little too big to do you know how
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