A type of sygnamy in which both fusing gametes are flagellated and same in size are known as:
Correct answer: A. Isogamy
- A. Isogamy
- B. Anisogamy
- C. Oogamy
- D. All of the choices are correct
Explanation
Isogamy is a form of sexual reproduction in which gametes (reproductive cells) are similar in size and shape. In isogamy, there is no apparent difference between the gametes produced by the different mating types. This contrasts with anisogamy, where gametes differ in size or shape between the male and female individuals.
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