The short, hair-like structures that propel Paramecium through the water are called

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The short, hair-like structures that propel Paramecium through the water are called

The short, hair-like structures that propel Paramecium through the water are called
A) cilia.
B) pseudopods.
C) pseudoplasmodia.
D) flagella.
E) vacuoles.

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Biology: Life on Earth

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Authors: Audesirk, Byers

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