- flow in
multicellular organs and tissue.
Motile marine animals are
commonly called free-swimming, and
motile non-parasitic
organisms are
called free-living...
- two
types of cilia:
motile cilia and non-
motile, or primary, cilia,
which typically serve as
sensory organelles. In eukaryotes,
motile cilia and flagella...
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sperm of any kind found). Some
define success as when rare/occasional non-
motile sperm are
observed (fewer than 100,000 per millilitre).
Others advocate...
-
sperm cell. A
uniflagellar sperm cell that is
motile is
referred to as a ****tozoon,
whereas a non-
motile sperm cell is
referred to as a ****tium. Sperm...
- Non-
motile bacteria are
those bacterial species that lack the
ability and
structures that
would allow them to
propel themselves,
under their own power...
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Different forms of anisogamy: A)
anisogamy of
motile cells, B)
oogamy (egg cell and
sperm cell), C)
anisogamy of non-
motile cells (egg cell and ****tia)....
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Motile and non-
motile bacteria can be
differentiated along the stab lines.
Motile bacteria will grow out from the stab line
while non-
motile bacteria are...
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increases the
chances of fertilization. Pre- and post-concentration of
motile sperm is counted.
Sperm from a
sperm bank will be
frozen and quarantined...
- are
several types of isogamy. Both
gametes may be
flagellated and thus
motile. This type
occurs for
example in
algae such as some but not all species...
- red alga Polysiphonia, non-
motile eggs are
fertilized by non-
motile sperm. In
flowering plants, the
gametes are non-
motile cells within gametophytes....