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Complete each statement describing microvilli, cilia, pseudopods, and flagella by selecting the correct word or phrase from each drop- down. 1. Cells used for absorption typically utilize microvilli to maximize surace area. 2. Nearly every human cell has a single nonmotile primary cilium whose function is not completely understood. 3. In humans, only the male gametes posess a flagellum 4. The brush border of the (Click to select) is comprised of microvilli. 5. The movement of mucus, egg cells, and cerebrospinal fluid is caused by the wave-like beating of (Click to select) across the cells' surface. 6. Macrophages reach out with thin filamentous (Click to select) to snare bacteria and cell debris and "reel them in" to be digested by the cell.

          Complete each statement describing microvilli, cilia, pseudopods, and flagella by selecting the correct word or phrase from each drop-
down.
1. Cells used for absorption typically utilize microvilli to maximize surace area.
2. Nearly every human cell has a single nonmotile primary cilium whose function is not completely understood.
3. In humans, only the male gametes posess a flagellum 
4. The brush border of the (Click to select) is comprised of microvilli.
5. The movement of mucus, egg cells, and cerebrospinal fluid is caused by the wave-like beating of (Click to select) across the cells' surface.
6. Macrophages reach out with thin filamentous (Click to select) to snare bacteria and cell debris and "reel them in" to be digested by the cell.

Complete each statement describing microvilli, cilia, pseudopods, and flagella by selecting the correct word or phrase from each drop-
down.
1. Cells used for absorption typically utilize microvilli to maximize surace area.
2. Nearly every human cell has a single nonmotile primary cilium whose function is not completely understood.
3. In humans, only the male gametes posess a flagellum
4. The brush border of the (Click to select) is comprised of microvilli.
5. The movement of mucus, egg cells, and cerebrospinal fluid is caused by the wave-like beating of (Click to select) across the cells' surface.
6. Macrophages reach out with thin filamentous (Click to select) to snare bacteria and cell debris and "reel them in" to be digested by the cell.

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