during ciliary movement in dugesia it holds the head in slanded pasition. since the cilia are absent in head region the place the head a little raised. thus in such ciliary movement head movements are different from tail movement.
Dugesia has distinct features that differentiate its head from its tail. The head typically has a pair of eyespots that detect light, while the tail tends to be more tapered and lacks sensory organs. In addition, the head region may exhibit a more active behavior, such as seeking out food sources, compared to the tail.
during ciliary movement in dugesia it holds the head in slanded pasition. since the cilia are absent in head region the place the head a little raised. thus in such ciliary movement head movements are different from tail movement.
there can be only three combo's ------ head n tail,,,,,,,, tail n tail,,,,,,,,,,,,,, head n head
(1,head,head),(1,head,tail),(1,tail,head),(1,tail,tail) (2,head,head), (2,head,tail),(2,tail,head),(2,tail,tail), (3,head,head), (3,head,tail),(3,tail,head),(3,tail,tail), (4,head,head), (4,head,tail),(4,tail,head),(4,tail,tail), (5,head,head), (5,head,tail),(5,tail,head),(5,tail,tail), (6,head,head), (6,head,tail),(6,tail,head),(6,tail,tail),
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Torso- Abdomen-Posterior-Tail-head-legs-Arms.
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Its head can use to penetrate to egg cell and tail can use to move.
nothing has only a head and a tail tadpole or coin
The head-to-tail rule is a method used in vector addition where vectors are added tip-to-tail. This involves placing the tail of one vector to the head of the other vector in order to determine the resultant vector. The resultant vector is then the vector that connects the tail of the first vector to the head of the last vector in the series.
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They don't! They have some nubs to help them move along, but they have no jointed legs.