What types of cell movement are characteristic of protozoa (ciliary, flagellate, muscular, amoeboid)?

The simplest are a separate kingdom of living nature. They consist of one cell and belong to eukaryotes, since they have nuclei and various membrane organelles in their structures. Most protozoa can move around due to the presence of special non-membrane external organelles. These organelles include flagella and cilia. Protozoa can have both flagella and cilia. They can be randomly located on the cell, but most species have characteristic signs of the location of the organelles of movement.