As Following:
- Euglena move by a flagella , which is a elongated whip-like network that functions like a little engine.
- The flagella is located on the front part , and twirls in such a way as to drag the cell through the water.
- It is connected at an inward pocket called the pool.
- In sperm cells its help in movement.
What is purpose of flagella in eukaryotic cell?
Flagella in eukaryotes are used not only for Locomotion, but also for helping in phagocytosis and eukaryotic reproduction.
Thus, this is how Euglena and sperm cells use flagella.
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