- motility, as with
gastrointestinal motility.
Motile marine animals are
commonly called free-swimming, and
motile non-parasitic
organisms are
called free-living...
-
larger cell body.
There are two
major types of cilia:
motile and non-
motile cilia. Non-
motile cilia are also
called primary cilia which serve as sensory...
- motility(PR+NP) and
immotile Progressively motile-
Sperm moving in
forward direction is
Progressively Motile Non
progressively Motile-Those
sperms are
moving circular...
-
Animals produce motile sperm with a tail
known as a flagellum,
which are
known as ****tozoa,
while some red
algae and
fungi produce non-
motile sperm cells...
- Non-
motile bacteria are
bacteria species that lack the
ability and
structures that
would allow them to
propel themselves,
under their own power, through...
- ship's hull.
Sessile animals typically have a
motile phase in
their development.
Sponges have a
motile larval stage and
become sessile at maturity. Conversely...
-
extreme example of anisogamy, in
which a large, non-
motile gamete is
fused with a smaller,
usually motile one.
Isogamy is very
common in
unicellular organisms...
-
Ancient Gr****: σπέρμα ("seed") and
Ancient Gr****: ζῷον ("living being")) is a
motile sperm cell, or
moving form of the
haploid cell that is the male gamete....
-
eventually burst,
releasing merozoites into the bloodstream.
Sporozoites are
motile and they move by gliding. A
merozoite (G. meros, part [of a series] +zōon...
-
vials used in a
cycle nr is the
number of
motile sperm recommended for use in a
cycle ns is the
number of
motile sperm in a vial ns may be
split into: n...
