A model of a bacterium's flagellum.
Plural: flagella. A flexible, microscopic, hairlike structure used for propulsion by some single-celled organisms and for creating a water current by sponges. It is longer than a cilium[1] .
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- ^ France, Peter, Guerrero, Angeles Gavira; et al. (2006). Ocean. Dorling Kindersley Inc. ISBN 9780756636920.
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