The gametes of Ulothrix are best described as:
Aflagellated and similar in size
Bflagellated and unequal in size
Clarge non-motile egg, motile male
Dnon-flagellated and similar in size
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. flagellated and similar in size
Ulothrix forms motile flagellated gametes of equal size, an isogamous condition.
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