Question

select all that apply which appendages provide motility? more than one answer is correct. pili axial filaments flagella fimbriae

Explanation:

Pili and fimbriae are mainly involved in adhesion. Axial filaments and flagella are appendages that provide motility to cells. Axial filaments are found in spirochetes and allow a cork - screw like movement, while flagella are long, whip - like structures that can rotate to propel the cell.

Answer:

Axial filaments, Flagella