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Tail or flagellum which allows it to swim to the egg for fertilization and
lots of mitochondria which provides energy for swimming

Large cytoplasm which stores nutrients for early embryo development
haploid nucleus which contains one set of chromosomes

Cilia which move mucus and
trapped particles along surfaces for example in airways

Biconcave shape which increases surface area for oxygen absorption and
no nucleus which allows more room for hemoglobin

Long axon which transmits electrical impulses over long distances and
dendrites which receive signals from other neurons

