How do the flagella of bacteria differ from the flagella of archaea?

A) Archaeal flagella are thinner than bacterial flagella.
B) Bacterial flagella cannot rotate.
C) Bacterial flagella are used for reproduction.
D) Bacterial flagella occur at only one end of the cell.
E) The flagella of archaea are scattered over the cell surface.


A

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