Here's a breakdown:

* Male gametes: These are called sperm. They are typically small and motile, designed to travel to and fertilize the female gametes.

* Female gametes: These are called eggs or ova. They are typically larger and non-motile, containing nutrients to nourish the developing embryo.

While a hermaphrodite can produce both types of gametes, they may not always be able to self-fertilize. Some hermaphrodites require cross-fertilization with another individual, while others can fertilize their own eggs.

This is an interesting adaptation for survival, especially in species where finding a mate can be challenging.