How did you distinguish true motility from Brownian movement or motion of the fluid?
How did you distinguish true motility from Brownian movement or motion of the fluid?
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| True motility | Brownian movement /Motion of fluids |
| An independent movement brought about by different mechanism of self | The random moments exhibited by particles suspending in liquids due to bombardment of water molecules |
| It associated withFlagella, cillia |
It associated with Molecules, water and organisms |
| Types of movement associated here are twisting and turning | Types of movement associated here are shaking and vibration |
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