A dihybrid cross involves crossing individuals homozygous for two traits to produce offspring heterozygous for both, used to determine independent inheritance.
A dihybridcross is a genetic mix between two individuals who have homozygous genotypes for 2 specific characters which result in an offspring heterozygous for both of the specific characters. Used to determine if two phenotypes are inherited independently.
| Text | A dihybridcross is a genetic mix between two individuals who have homozygous genotypes for 2 specific characters which result in an offspring heterozygous for both of the specific characters. Used to determine if two phenotypes are inherited independently. |
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