Difference between male and female gamete

The male gamete is smaller in comparison to that of the female gamete.

The male gamete is conical from the front while the female gamete is spherical.

The cytoplasm in the male gamete is less in comparison to that of the female gamete.

The male gamete can move with the help of the tail while the female gametes are immobile and do not have any tail or flagella present.

The number of mitochondria present in the sperm is less than the number of mitochondria present in the ovum.

The male gamete has acrosome present in the head region that contains enzymes for dissolving the membranes present around the ovum. The ovum does not contain such digestive enzymes.

Explanation:

MALE GAMETES:

1)A male gamete is the male reproductive cell, which unites with the female gamete to produce the zygote.

2)Produced by spermatogenesis.

3)Produced in testes.

4)Smaller than female gametes.

5)Swims using tails.

6)Uses sugar in seminal fluid.

FEMALE GAMETES:

1)A female gamete is the female reproductive cell, which unites with male gamete to form the zygote.

2)Produced by oogenesis.

3)Produced in the ovaries.

4)Larger than male gametes.

5)Does not move by itself.

6)Uses protein and fat in the cytoplasm.

in short

Gametes are an organism's reproductive cells. They are also referred to as sex cells.

Female gametes are called ova or egg cells,  and male gametes are called sperm. In contrast, each egg cell, or ovum, is relatively large and non-motile.

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305.7

explanation:

density =m/v

density =917/3.00

density = 305.

approximately = 305.7

in four significant figures