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also what is an example of an organism inferred to have evolved from igonamy to anisogamy besides sperm and egg? is yeast an example of this??
The discussion centers on the reproductive strategy of yeast, specifically questioning whether it is isogamous or anisogamous. Participants reference Wikipedia, which categorizes yeast as isogamous, meaning it produces gametes that are morphologically similar. The conversation also touches on the evolutionary transition from isogamy to anisogamy, with a request for examples of organisms that have undergone this change. However, no definitive examples were provided in the discussion.
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