Explain with an example the inheritance
of dihybrid cross. How is it different from
monohybrid cross?
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A dihybrid cross deals with differences in two traits, while a monohybrid cross is centered around a difference in one trait. Parent organisms involved in a monohybrid cross have homozygous genotypes for the trait being studied but have different alleles for those traits that result in different phenotypes.
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