Difference between isogamy and anisogamy
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ISOGAMY:
1. Fusing gametes do not differ morphologically but may be different physiologically.
2. Microgametes (male gametes) and macrogametes (female gametes) are not named.
3. It takes place in unicellular organisms such as Monocystis – a protozoan.
ANISOGAMY:
1. Fusing gametes differ in size or motility.
2. Microgametes (male gametes) and macrogametes (female gametes) are present.
3. It takes place in some fungi higher invertebrates and all vertebrates.
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ISOGAMY:
1. Fusing gametes do not differ morphologically but may be different physiologically.
2. Microgametes (male gametes) and macrogametes (female gametes) are not named.
3. It takes place in unicellular organisms such as Monocystis – a protozoan.
ANISOGAMY:
1. Fusing gametes differ in size or motility.
2. Microgametes (male gametes) and macrogametes (female gametes) are present.
3. It takes place in some fungi higher invertebrates and all vertebrates.
HOPE IT HELPS YOU:-))
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isogamy-fusion of morphologically and physiologically similar gametes
eg synchytrium
Anisogamy-fusion of morphologically pr physiologically dissimilar gametes
eg allomyces
eg synchytrium
Anisogamy-fusion of morphologically pr physiologically dissimilar gametes
eg allomyces
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