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Name the cells / tissues in the human body, which
(i) Exhibit amoeboid movement (ii) Exhibit ciliary movement

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(a) Macrophages and leucocytes exhibit amoeboid movements.
(b) Epithelial cells of nasal chambers, trachea, fallopian tubes and nephrons show ciliary movement.
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