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Which structure aids sarcodine protists in movement and feeding? a. chlorophyll b.flagella c.pseudopods d.cilia

Which structure aids sarcodine protists in movement and feeding? a. chlorophyll b.flagella c.pseudopods d.cilia
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Which structure aids sarcodine protists in movement and feeding?

a. chlorophyll
b.flagella
c.pseudopods
d.cilia

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Answer:

This is really late but to anyone else who needs the answer: the answer is PSEUDOPODS. They are a foot that provides movement and ingests food.

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