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they move by swinging their body up and down

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Rhodophyta, also known as red algae, do not have specialized structures for movement. They are typically attached to substrates such as rocks or other algae and rely on water currents to bring nutrients to them. Some species have flagella that can help with limited movement.

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Bacteria move using flagella, swimming, twitching, tumbling or gliding movements. Bacilli as a group have no movement other than tumbling or gliding.

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It moves by sticking by being healthy and extracts

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by using its flagella

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