isogamy
[i-sog´ah-me] reproduction resulting from union of two gametes identical in size and structure, as in protozoa. adj., adj isog´amous.
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i·sog·a·my
(ī-sog'ă-mē), Conjugation between two equal gametes or two individual cells alike in all respects.
[iso- + G. gamos, marriage]
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isogamy
(ī-sŏg′ə-mē)n. Reproduction by the fusion or conjugation of isogametes, as in certain algae and fungi.
i·sog′a·mous adj.
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i·sog·a·my
(ī-sog'ă-mē) Conjugation between two equal gametes or two individual cells alike in all respects.
[iso- + G. gamos, marriage]
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isogamy
see ISOGAMETE.Collins Dictionary of Biology, 3rd ed. © W. G. Hale, V. A. Saunders, J. P. Margham 2005