...protists move with flagella or cilia during...
...cycles. The eukaryotic flagella are not homologous...
...prokaryotes. The eukaryotic flagella are extensions of...
...more numerous than flagella. Cilia and flagella...
...flagella. Cilia and flagella move the cell...
...9 + 2 flagella, multiple chromosomes of...
...eukaryotic cilia and flagella. Some researchers have...
...that cilia and flagella evolved from symbiotic...
...diplomonads have multiple flagella, two separate nuclei,...
...and kinetoplastids, use flagella for locomotion. The...
...one or two flagella emerge. They also...
...of cellulose. Two flagella sit in perpendicular...
...projections on the flagella. In most cases...
...different types of flagella. The plastids of...
...Red algae lack flagella Unlike other eukaryotic...
...the absence of flagella, fertilization depends entirely...