In bacteria, its theoretical formation from the Type III secretion system refutes arguments for its "irreducible complexity" made by intelligent design proponent Michael Behe. Like its smaller counterparts, this structure's axoneme contains the prote
In bacteria, its theoretical formation from the Type III secretion system refutes arguments for its "irreducible complexity" made by intelligent design proponent Michael Behe. Like its smaller counterparts, this structure's axoneme contains the protein dynein and a characteristic "9 plus 2" arrangement of microtubules, and they connect to the cell membrane via a basal body. Algae that are members of the phylum that cause red tides usually have two of these structures. For 10 points, name this usually-singular tail-like structure which propels the motion of sperm cells and bacteria, and beats differently from cilia.
In bacteria, its theoretical formation from the Type III secretion system refutes arguments for its "irreducible complexity" made by intelligent design proponent Michael Behe.
flagellum [accept flagella]