Cells migrate from one place to another during gastrulation using
A)cilia.
B)cellular protrusions.
C)flagella.
D)peristalsis.

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Cells migrate during gastrulation by using cellular protrusions, such as filopodia or lamellipodia, to extend towards and interact with other cells or extracellular matrix components. Cilia and flagella are not typically involved in cellular migration, and peristalsis is a muscular contraction that aids in digestion but does not directly relate to cell movement.

Cells Migrate from One Place to Another During Gastrulation Using