Rowing Is a Type of Locomotion in Which

Rowing is a type of locomotion in which

A) the forceful contraction of circular muscles expels water rapidly in one direction to accelerate the animal in the opposite direction.
B) cilia produce a power stroke by bending at the base.
C) a lateral, side-to-side sweep of the tail is used to accelerate the animal forward.
D) trunk musculature and dorsal and ventral fins is used to move water in a backward direction.
E) limbs move backwards and forwards and push against the surrounding water and effectively move water backward.