Oooh, beautiful. Starfish larvae are covered with beating cilia that they use to swim, and also to swirl bacteria towards their mouth…and in this video that visualizes the motion generated by the cilia, you can see that they do both at the same time.
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Here is a press release from BioMed Central that is just so interesting I had to give it to you as it is without delay:
Connecting cilia: cellular antennae help cells stick together
CCP asks
What is the phylogenetic distribution of centrioles? Does it match that of cilia / flagella?
You've probably already seen a few reviews of Michael Behe 's new book,
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Comment #1 is an advertisement for a Turkish moving company. That's some serious spamming! Love the starfish.