Question

what organelles/cells long, but fewer cells appendages used for locomotion?

Answer 1

That is not a complete sentence, can you rephrase?

Answer 2

what organelles/cells, long but fewer cells appendages used for locomotion?

Answer 3

There is still no verb in there, I have no idea what you're asking.

Answer 4

what organelles/cell part is a long but fewer cells appendages used for locomotion?

Answer 5

what cell part is long but .... something, the second half is still incomprehensible.

Answer 6

that is what written in the book

Answer 7

they are probably referring to flagella

Answer 8

Wow... i think your book should be set on fire. I'm guessing flagella.

Answer 9

What's the name of the book you are referring ?

Answer 10

haha its definetly flagella but it makes no sense at all

Answer 11

flagella is probably the answer your looking for, because it is a single appendage.

Answer 12

Could also be filopodia if you are talking about eukaryotic cells. They are basically long, finger-like extensions of the cell that reaches out and lets it move across a surface. A flagellum is kind of like a tail and only found in single-celled organisms (like bacteria), also they are found on mature sperm cells.