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4.Principles of Inheritance and Variation
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If the genotype of an individual consists of only one type of genes at same locus. It is called
A
Homozygous
B
Heterozygous
C
Monoallelic
D
Uniallelic
Solution
The diploid condition in which the alleles at a given locus are identical is called homozygous or pulls. In homozygous condition, organism have two similar genes or alleles for a particular character in homologous pair of chromosomes, $e \cdot g .$, $TT$ or $tt.$
Organisms containing two different alleles or individual containing both dominant and recessive genes of an allele pair, $e . g ., \,Tt$ is known as heterozygous or hybrid
Standard 12
Biology
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