Question

In most sexually reproducing organisms, gametes are morphologically distinct. What is this condition called?

Options

• Heterogametes

• Haploid gametes

• Diploid gametes

• Isogametes

Answer 1

Heterogametes refers to the condition where male and female gametes are morphologically distinct from each other. This is the condition found in most sexually reproducing organisms, including higher plants and animals.