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A Paramecium propels itself by the movement of what?
AA long flagellum
BPseudopods
CPellicle strips
DRows of cilia
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Rows of cilia
Paramecium swims by whip-like movements of cilia arranged in tightly spaced rows around the body.
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