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10 February, 03:22

Human gametes are - isogamous/anisogamous / oogamous.

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  1. 10 February, 03:37
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    They are oogamous. The sperm of the male competes to fertilize the egg of the female gamete.
  2. 10 February, 03:44
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    The answer is oogamous. Human gametes are oogamous
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