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Chapter 3, Problem 3MC
A ”9 + 2” arrangement of microtubules is seen in __________.
- a. archaeal flagella
- b. bacterial flagella
- c. eukaryotic flagella
- d. all prokaryotic flagella
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Microbiology: With Diseases By... -Access
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