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Bacteria bearing flagella all over the body are called

A

Peritrichous

B

Atrichous

C

Monotrichous

D

Cephalotrichous

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Petritrichous – Flagella all over the surface Atrichous – Flagella absent Monotrichous – Flagella at one end Cephalatrichous – Tuft of flagella at one end
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