Oogamous sexual reproduction involves fusion of

Motile and non-motile gametes

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Similar gametes

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Dissimilar motile gametes

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The correct option is A Motile and non-motile gametes
Oogamous reproduction involves fusion of one motile male gamete and another non-motile large sized female gametes.
Fusion of similar gametes is known as isogamous reproduction. Fusion of dissimilar motile or non-motile gametes is known as anisogamous reproduction.
So, the correct option is 'Motile and non-motile gametes'.

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