Biology, asked by debraprice871, 9 months ago

Gametes in cladophora are different from that in human beings. Justify?

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Answered by manan222264

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gametes in cladophora are motile both male and female but in human only male gamete is motile
gametes of cladophora bears flagella that is absent in human gametes

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