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The 7 pages that link to Oogamy, each with the reason it gives.

• ArchegoniumRelated: The archegonium protects the large egg characteristic of oogamy.

• Brown algaeRelated: Oogamy is common among brown algae, including kelps.

• OomyceteRelated: Oomycete sexual reproduction commonly forms an oospore after fertilization of an oogonium.

• FucusRelated: Fucus reproduces oogamously, releasing eggs and sperm from specialized reproductive tips.

• CharophytaRelated: Oogamy occurs in stoneworts and other complex charophytes.

• Yellow-green algaeRelated: This reproductive pattern occurs in some members of the group.