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Noctiluca swims with the help of...

Noctiluca swims with the help of

A

Transverse flagellum

B

Longitudinal flagellum

C

Tentacle

D

Both A and B.

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To answer the question "Noctiluca swims with the help of," we can follow these steps: 1. **Understand the Organism**: Noctiluca is a type of dinoflagellate, which is a unicellular organism known for its bioluminescence. 2. **Identify the Locomotion Mechanism**: The question is asking about how Noctiluca moves or swims. 3. **Consider the Options**: The options provided are transverse flagellum, longitudinal flagellum, tentacle, and both A and B. 4. **Research the Structure**: Noctiluca has two flagella, but it primarily uses its tentacles for swimming. The tentacles help it capture prey and also assist in its movement through the water. 5. **Conclusion**: Based on the information, Noctiluca swims with the help of its tentacle. **Final Answer**: Noctiluca swims with the help of tentacles. ---
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