which type of movement is shown in volvox
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Each little dot you see is a tiny green algae with two flagella. With this the individual organisms propel themselves. They do this in a coordinated manner so that the entire colony can move in one direction. To see Volvox in locomotion is simply breathtaking.
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Volvox live in colonies, or groups of organisms that can be found together. These colonies are found in freshwater all over the world. Each cell in the colony is round and is connected to its neighbor through cytoplasm, which acts like glue, keeping all of the cells bound. This comes in handy when the colony wants to move as it allows the group to move as one. Each cell has two flagella, which is a whip-like tail, on opposite sides. Each cell within the colony uses its flagella to move the entire group.
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Volvox live in colonies, or groups of organisms that can be found together. These colonies are found in freshwater all over the world. Each cell in the colony is round and is connected to its neighbor through cytoplasm, which acts like glue, keeping all of the cells bound. This comes in handy when the colony wants to move as it allows the group to move as one. Each cell has two flagella, which is a whip-like tail, on opposite sides. Each cell within the colony uses its flagella to move the entire group.
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