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In organisms exhibiting internal fertilisation -


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Male gametes are always motile and female gametes are non-motile.

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Male gametes are either motile or non-motile, but female gametes are always non-motile.

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Male and female gametes are produced in equal numbers.

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Large number of organisms are produced.

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The correct option is B

Male gametes are either motile or non-motile, but female gametes are always non-motile.


Internal fertilisation is seen in terrestrial animals and plants. In all these organisms, female gamete is non-motile. In animals and plants such as bryophytes and pteridophytes, male gametes are motile whereas in plants such as gymnosperms and angiosperms, they are non-motile. As female gametes are limited less number of offsprings are produced.


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