Numerous mechanisms are used by the different eukaryotic microbes for cellular locomotion. Please discuss at least 4 of these mechanisms for locomotion utilized by these cells for movement through their microenvironments

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Numerous mechanisms are used by the different eukaryotic microbes for cellular locomotion. Please discuss at least 4 of these mechanisms for locomotion utilized by these cells for movement through their microenvironments. Be sure to state the specific organism (name drop please) that you are referring to and how this locomotion mechanism is used by the cell and by microbiologist for classifying microbial cells.

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