IPA: /ˌænɪˈzɒɡəmi/
KK: /ˌænɪˈzɒɡəmi/
A type of reproduction involving two gametes that are different in size or shape.
In anisogamy, the male gamete is typically smaller than the female gamete.
Anisogamy → It is formed from "an-" (meaning not) and "isogamy" (from Greek "isos" meaning equal and "gamos" meaning marriage). The term describes a type of sexual reproduction involving gametes of different sizes, indicating that the gametes are not equal in size or form.
Think of 'not' ('an-') being combined with 'equal marriage' ('isogamy') to remember that anisogamy refers to the unequal sizes of gametes in reproduction.