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In majority of sexually reproducing organisms, the gametes produced are of two morphologically distinct types. These gametes are called

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Hetrogametes

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Homogametes

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Antherozoids

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Archegonia

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The correct option is A Hetrogametes
Sexually reproducing organisms produce two different kinds of gametes. Generally, male gametes are motile and smaller in size but female gametes are non-motile containing abundant food.

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