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Which statement best compares pseudopods in sarcodina and flagella in dinoflagellates? A.
Both pseudopods and flagella are used for movement, but only pseudopods are used to engulf food.
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Both pseudopods and flagella are used for reproduction, but only flagella are used for movement.
C.
Pseudopods are whip-like structures, while flagella are flat structures involved in photosynthesis.
D.
Pseudopods are permanent projections from a cell, while flagella can be retracted into the cell.

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