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In Ulva, gametes and zoospores differ A. in the number of flagella B. in whether or not they must fuse to continue growth C. in the number of chromosomes of the parent D. all of the above

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Chapter23: Protists

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In Ulva, gametes and zoospores differ
A. in the number of flagella
B. in whether or not they must fuse to continue growth
C. in the number of chromosomes of the parent
D. all of the above

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