When the two gametes are so similar in appearance that it is not possible to distinguish them into male and female, they are called:
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Correct answer: Isogametes
Isogametes (or homogametes) are morphologically identical. This condition is found in some algae like Cladophora, where male and female gametes look exactly the same.
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